SWDEV-187020 - Basic "Hello World" Tensorflow program fails to execute on HIP/VDI/PAL/LINUX
Make sure that the size of `dest` is big enough to hoid `src` including trailing zero byte
Affected files ...
... //depot/stg/opencl/drivers/opencl/api/hip/hip_device.cpp#19 edit
SWDEV-187020 - Basic "Hello World" Tensorflow program fails to execute on HIP/VDI/PAL/LINUX
the API hiDeviceGetName() should pass the length of device name as argument to strncpy() instead
of total (dest) memory size which is being passed to it by its caller. Also, bit of a code clean-up.
Affected files ...
... //depot/stg/opencl/drivers/opencl/api/hip/hip_device.cpp#18 edit
* In hipFree, if memory is associated with a device, synchronize that device's streams.
This changes the behavior from synchronizing the currently set TLS device.
* All devices sync in hipFree for _appId=-1 case.
* Revert "All devices sync in hipFree for _appId=-1 case."
This reverts commit 1efb34d6a8426661e45bc5f763422a1147aeac10.
* add HIP_SYNC_FREE env var
* Update hip_runtime_api.h
when i try to use mpicc or gcc to compile a c language code which call some hip runtime api , error occured as
> /path/to/hcc_detail/hip_runtime_api.h:2268:33: error: unknown type name ‘hipFuncAttributes’;
> hipFuncGetAttributes(hipFuncAttributes* attr, const void* func);
add ' struct ' for the first parameter of hipFuncGetAttributes will get ride of this problem.
* Add CMAKE dep to amd_comgr
* Use COMGR for read_kernarg_metadata in COV2
* Do not assume kernargs exist
* Add proper metadata destroy cleanup
* Use a process function for easier destroy
* Remove old read_kernarg_metadata
* Clean up HCC, prints, names
* Use COMGR in CMAKE by default
* Move metadata lookup for keyword values into helper
* Remove C string usage for lookup_keyword_value
* Guard COMGR for non-NVCC path
* Add hip_hcc dependency on comgr package
* Add lifetime to metadata nodes
* Find COMGR config file for amd_comgr target
* Move set_active data earlier
SWDEV-145570 - Check host_context when matching GPU device.
- In CL#1766264, `host_context` is introduced for mGPU support. Need to
match that context specially when trying to match GPU device context.
The following tests passed:
$ python test_dataloader.py TestDictDataLoader.test_pin_memory
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Ran 1 test in 0.004s
OK
$ python test_dataloader.py TestDataLoader.test_sequential_pin_memory
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Ran 1 test in 0.063s
OK
$ python test_dataloader.py TestDataLoader.test_shuffle_pin_memory
.
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Ran 1 test in 0.174s
OK
$ python test_dataloader.py TestStringDataLoader.test_shuffle_pin_memory
.
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Ran 1 test in 0.104s
OK
$ python test_torch.py TestTorch.test_pin_memory
.
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Ran 1 test in 0.124s
OK
Affected files ...
... //depot/stg/opencl/drivers/opencl/api/hip/hip_memory.cpp#52 edit
+ Fix the error in cmake: clang 8.0.0 supports CUDA 10.0, not 10.1; only trunk clang 9.0.0 supports CUDA 10.1.
+ Update Readme:
1. clang's bug 36384 is gone, so latest stable release for Linux is clang 8.0.0, which supports CUDA up to 10.0;
2. update dependencies, testing and building notes.
Due to a HCC bug in rocm-head, the test fails to compile. Disabling the test until the issue is resolved.
Change-Id: Ib4e7baf0b9c2cb5f5dbe38e6dd2bab894d28886a
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