hsa_amd_agent_iterate_memory_pools return HSA_STATUS_SUCCESS even if
no memory pool is found. Add a memory pool check.
jenkins@jenkins-System-Product-Name:~/rocrtst_tests/gfx902$ ./rocrtst64 --gtest_filter=rocrtstFunc.MemoryAccessTests
Note: Google Test filter = rocrtstFunc.MemoryAccessTests
[==========] Running 1 test from 1 test case.
[----------] Global test environment set-up.
[----------] 1 test from rocrtstFunc
[ RUN ] rocrtstFunc.MemoryAccessTests
#### TEST NAME ####
RocR Memory Access Tests
#### TEST DESCRIPTION ####
This series of tests check memory allocationon GPU and CPU, i.e. GPU access
to system memory and CPU access to GPU memory.
#### TEST SETUP ####
The gpu device name is gfx902
Target HW Profile is HSA_PROFILE_FULL
Test can run on any profile. OK.
#### TEST EXECUTION ####
*** Memory Subtest: CPUAccessToGPUMemoryTest in Memory Pools ***
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Signed-off-by: Yifan Zhang <yifan1.zhang@amd.com>
Change-Id: Ic335c4c98990b43f5d4842ab6d74855859a9048a
Signed-off-by: Yifan Zhang <yifan1.zhang@amd.com>
Pool size was being used where alloc_max_size should be.
Changes are necessary on NUMA systems where not all nodes have
installed memory.
Change-Id: If8f507cae50a8dfeae8572d4e39df757abe28599
In several places aql packets were written to queue all at once
instead of doing the header atomically. These cases have been
fixed.
There were a few hsa_signal leaked that have been addressed.
There was some duplication of code that has been addressed.
Addresses ROCMOPS-456
Change-Id: Ia1869bc370f92e49ac560301df47741d5f76978e
IPC was failing due to calling fork when HSA was open. The fix
was correcting incomplete cleanup in several other tests.
TestBase::Close (via CommonCleanUp) now checks that HSA is properly
closed between tests.
rocrtstPerf.Memory_Async_Copy uses hwloc which uses OpenCL which
has no shutdown routine. Consequently this test can not cleanup
properly. I added a hack to force HSA refcount to the value
it should have if OpenCL were cleaning up but this leaks resources
and potentially puts hwloc & OpenCL in a bad state.
OpenCL loads LLVM which installs some exit handlers. Those handlers
can't execute in a child process and can't be removed since OpenCL
doesn't cleanup. IPC hacks around this by aborting rather than exiting
in the child process.
Change-Id: I92326a73d7b11632208717d99728e6dafdc7d3ca
Disable some tests that rely on features not typically available
in emulator and use smaller data and iteration sets
Change-Id: I587bf83162b114719e0361109ed44c6bf2adf34c
Yifan Zhang
Chris Freehill
Ramesh Errabolu
Sean Keely
rohit pathania
srinivas Charupally
Qingchuan Shi