hiprtc and hip APIs use the same file.
Append to file instead of start of file
Change-Id: I2703f9bb67f0c51b557a058daab129679a0b5dd9
[ROCm/clr commit: e07172ff57]
This change adds a new HIP API `hipExtHostAlloc` which preserves
the functionality of `hipHostMalloc`.
Change-Id: I2198ecd7a10a1ceb28b8fd32b16625b1b6d3abaf
[ROCm/hip commit: 83511e0159]
This change adds a new HIP API `hipExtHostAlloc` which preserves
the functionality of `hipHostMalloc`.
Change-Id: I2198ecd7a10a1ceb28b8fd32b16625b1b6d3abaf
Rewriting logic to fix issue where pthread_create would return errors
other than EINVAL, and these errors would be ignored.
Change-Id: I573958724dcf886c20e8c14e6a9182303b3ffa06
Rewriting logic to fix issue where pthread_create would return errors
other than EINVAL, and these errors would be ignored.
Change-Id: I573958724dcf886c20e8c14e6a9182303b3ffa06
[ROCm/ROCR-Runtime commit: c8dd4d2b3b]
This patch fixes this potential issue that filling AQL header before
filling the AQL body. The hsa spec specifies "Packet processors may
process AQL packets after the packet format field is updated, but
before the doorbell is signaled."
However, the hipGraph AQL package with valid header will be filled
before fill the body, which may have the potential issue that CP
receive invalid AQL body.
Change-Id: I84af798c19ee2b8805ba19732b0eabdea2958a96
[ROCm/clr commit: 3959b5be1e]
This patch fixes this potential issue that filling AQL header before
filling the AQL body. The hsa spec specifies "Packet processors may
process AQL packets after the packet format field is updated, but
before the doorbell is signaled."
However, the hipGraph AQL package with valid header will be filled
before fill the body, which may have the potential issue that CP
receive invalid AQL body.
Change-Id: I84af798c19ee2b8805ba19732b0eabdea2958a96
Core dump support relies on debugger related KFD ioctl which have been
introduced in version 1.13 of the interface. However, the code checks
for KFD_IOCTL_MINOR_VERSION (currently 17), making it impossible to
produce core dumps when using some drivers that should support it.
Update the CHECK_KFD_MINOR_VERSION calls in the debugger related ioctl
wrappers and look for KFD 1.13 or above.
Change-Id: I10a7fd03bf8f678b6318d7c25d6a7ded804dac67
Core dump support relies on debugger related KFD ioctl which have been
introduced in version 1.13 of the interface. However, the code checks
for KFD_IOCTL_MINOR_VERSION (currently 17), making it impossible to
produce core dumps when using some drivers that should support it.
Update the CHECK_KFD_MINOR_VERSION calls in the debugger related ioctl
wrappers and look for KFD 1.13 or above.
Change-Id: I10a7fd03bf8f678b6318d7c25d6a7ded804dac67
[ROCm/ROCR-Runtime commit: d5acab2b39]
A recent patch introduced a build failure when building with Clang:
[ 65%] Building CXX object runtime/hsa-runtime/CMakeFiles/hsa-runtime64.dir/libamdhsacode/amd_core_dump.cpp.o
[…]/runtime/hsa-runtime/libamdhsacode/amd_core_dump.cpp:271:29: error: arithmetic on a pointer to void
271 | read = pread(fd_, buf + done, buf_size - done,
| ~~~ ^
1 error generated.
This patch fixes this by making sure the "void *" pointer is converting
to "char *" before doing arithmetic on it.
Change-Id: Ib1663ed30abce76e05f06d042975eccd7d729823
A recent patch introduced a build failure when building with Clang:
[ 65%] Building CXX object runtime/hsa-runtime/CMakeFiles/hsa-runtime64.dir/libamdhsacode/amd_core_dump.cpp.o
[…]/runtime/hsa-runtime/libamdhsacode/amd_core_dump.cpp:271:29: error: arithmetic on a pointer to void
271 | read = pread(fd_, buf + done, buf_size - done,
| ~~~ ^
1 error generated.
This patch fixes this by making sure the "void *" pointer is converting
to "char *" before doing arithmetic on it.
Change-Id: Ib1663ed30abce76e05f06d042975eccd7d729823
[ROCm/ROCR-Runtime commit: 3475a45137]
SPT is destroyed with hipDeviceReset(). If a
stream is created right after reset, the same
object id could be reused. Later SPT destructor
incorrectly verifies that the stream is valid
referring to the reused object id causing the
corruption.
Change-Id: I3b1f7ffdf8bab874dca7b8fde22318162997b8f6
[ROCm/clr commit: f6a68b3c2e]
SPT is destroyed with hipDeviceReset(). If a
stream is created right after reset, the same
object id could be reused. Later SPT destructor
incorrectly verifies that the stream is valid
referring to the reused object id causing the
corruption.
Change-Id: I3b1f7ffdf8bab874dca7b8fde22318162997b8f6
This change adds fixes in optimized multistream path for childGraph uses cases.
1) For childgraph nodes, rely on runNodes() only to process
the childgraph and skip calls to createCommand and enqueueCommands.
This ensures that the start/end markers are enqueued correctly
with respect to the childGraph commands.
In addition, the runNodes() for the childgraph should be called after
the dependency walkthrough to make sure that the subgraph is executed once.
2) Nodes with no outgoing edges should be marked
as a leafs regardless of which stream they are assigned to.
This is to ensure that marker dependencies from nodes
that run on non-zero stream to subgraph leafs that run on zero stream
are still set up correctly.
Change-Id: I4a5f4f3b0e0d01e515cdcb045b46c2798f291255
[ROCm/clr commit: 464b99373b]
This change adds fixes in optimized multistream path for childGraph uses cases.
1) For childgraph nodes, rely on runNodes() only to process
the childgraph and skip calls to createCommand and enqueueCommands.
This ensures that the start/end markers are enqueued correctly
with respect to the childGraph commands.
In addition, the runNodes() for the childgraph should be called after
the dependency walkthrough to make sure that the subgraph is executed once.
2) Nodes with no outgoing edges should be marked
as a leafs regardless of which stream they are assigned to.
This is to ensure that marker dependencies from nodes
that run on non-zero stream to subgraph leafs that run on zero stream
are still set up correctly.
Change-Id: I4a5f4f3b0e0d01e515cdcb045b46c2798f291255