When a fatal memory fault occurs the scheduler context-saves all queues
in the process and notifies the runtime through the memory event. The
saved state contains all GPR/LDS data at the moment of the fault.
Retrieve this state and present it to the user if HSA_DEBUG_FAULT is set
to "analyze" and the wavefront caused the fault. If amdgcn-capable objdump
is in the PATH invoke this to disassemble code around the PC.
Queue lifetime is now managed by the runtime to allow querying the
context save state for all active queues.
Change-Id: I6fee662fad1c4f9aa125bf5c53d7d0ea1ab32f95
Also emit error messages to stderr if no async queue error callback was registered and queue fault messages are enabled (on by default).
Queue fault messages are controlled with env key HSA_ENABLE_QUEUE_FAULT_MESSAGE.
Change-Id: I496487b8d048b83aa95b9784e92928211f167b17
This option was disabled by default to address issues writing to stderr
in Windows applications. The lack of an error message for memory access
faults is confusing to users, however.
Enable the error message by default on Linux only.
Change-Id: I1f44ba42362f8874abdc7c8e63ddd54a855b5394
Ramesh Errabolu
Kenny Ho
Jay Cornwall
Sean Keely
Besar Wicaksono (xN/A) TX [TEXT]