Use mwaitx instructions when busy waiting for signals to reduce CPU
energy usage.
This can be disabled by setting HSA_ENABLE_MWAITX=0
Change-Id: Ic207895a491b2bf6dacba47ef0921df3faad5b5a
ROCr internally uses the same allocation_map_ list to track memory
allocations that are both for internal allocations and allocations by
users of ROCr library. In some edge cases, the library user would call
hsa_amd_pointer_info on an invalid pointer, but ROCR would return the
pointer as valid because this pointer belongs to a memory range that
was allocated internally within ROCr. Adding a flag to differentiate
between internal and external allocations.
Change-Id: I98c52bd85f3985d1ba1b0e3101d2254b003412cf
Track and report the size, in bytes, of pending unexecuted blit
commands. To be used in copy ganging.
Change-Id: Ia7453ff88571e927df771c6c819b73c17e67708e
Currently, Wavefront::GetInfo(HSA_WAVEFRONT_INFO_SIZE.. always returns
64. Instead, return the proper wavefront size based on the ISA.
Temporarily, we only return 1 wavefront size for each ISA. As we do not
have mechanism from upper layers to determine correct wavefront when
there are multiple wavefronts supported. We are temporarily
returning 32 for all gfx1xxx cards even though they support 64 as the
kernels for gfx1xxx are compiled for wavefront-32 by default.
Change-Id: Ic6c2917b7e6d3704daf742d243f5ec7f49430de9
MES devices need GART mappings and therefore need non-paged memory. But
using non-paged memory introduces performance regression where it can
take over 80 ms to see the signal changes if the memory is in the wrong
NUMA node. Currently, we cannot control NUMA affinity when allocating
non-paged memory. Using non-paged memory allocation only on devices that
have MES scheduler
Change-Id: Ib27fb01d75247aa4f2bb2aa4503c6af5a98afda0
Using previous method of std::thread for SVM profiler task was causing
segfaults on thread launch on RHEL 8 if libhsa-runtime library is loaded
using dlopen.
Change-Id: Ic010cd6ae9bc6e6ed0605de02b93f6aae8ed3e97
Amount of memory requested by user may be aligned-up internally to
the memory pool granularity. The extra padded memory should not be
considered when validating pointers from the user. Also return the
user requested size when user queries pointer information.
Change-Id: I28b25448ea03c836b44fafdb34b7330cf6887424
Non-paged allocation for queue memory necessary for binding wptr to
GART. Required to support usermode queue oversubscription with MES for
GFX11.
Adds AllocateNonPaged entry to MemoryRegion::AllocateEnum for clarity;
aliases AllocateIPC.
Signed-off-by: Graham Sider <Graham.Sider@amd.com>
Change-Id: I1a97a1820da26cf2433d9c237b2e6d2b0b8628b4
Mostly a demo at this point. Logs SVM (aka HMM) info to
HSA_SVM_PROFILE if set.
Example: HSA_SVM_PROFILE=log.txt SomeApp
Change-Id: Ib6fd688f661a21b2c695f586b833be93662a15f4
Add support for AMD Agent to return amount of memory available
Change-Id: I5c32e2cebbaa2993b044250aefe434e4cc02d8c2
Signed-off-by: David Yat Sin <david.yatsin@amd.com>
IPC use cases with RVD set can't convey proper agent handles.
Runtime discovery is required to properly route the copy in this
case.
Change-Id: I4c97e132fb4b6ac1040de1cb17fe5a3e36d6be48
Eliminates the need for manually assembling the source of the
second level trap handler to produce the shader binary. Also
separated blit shaders' binary source and version one second
level trap handler binary sources into different header files.
Change-Id: If29a18ee06dc083ec880ea962f234c6b5cac806a
The loader must use internal interfaces to access page allocation
flags. Code pages should also ensure use of cached memory.
Also relocate i-cache flush after code page copy.
Change-Id: I86d36243b6eebb1d46b991b372a5236baaf941ab
Excessive scratch allocations can normally trigger occupancy
reduction. This breaks cooperative groups so if occupancy
reduction is required on a cooperative dispatch fail with OOM.
Change-Id: I64612a2e38bf1286f3b74c1c2a68ab0c85452771
HW does not ignore low bits of the scratch wave count and will
stride beyond the end of the allocation if the wave count is
ever indivisible by SE count. Rather than returning the allocation
size for cached large scratch allocations, use the requested
scratch size in scratch setup. Scratch cache will retain the
cached allocation's size.
Change-Id: I0129ddc99a8940d01d8fbcd0b02d5061f31f456d
Minimum queue size was not enforced at the Agent level. Minimum
size should be one page to give unifority across all asics.
Change-Id: I26394f79458d09fbceb79fc8aaf495e2c26a8ff3
Prior solution used a single global lock to protect the memory tracking structures.
This change protects the memory tracking structure with a shared mutex (rw lock) in
shared (r) mode for memory allocations and frees so that long duration processes,
calling to kfd, can be done in parallel. Operations which must modify the memory map
take the mutex in exclusive mode (w) and must not call to the thunk while holding
the mutex.
The fragment allocator now requires separate protection and is protected with a
mutex at the device level. Protecting at the device level, rather than pool,
allows retention of the current recursive design and allows calling Trim from
withing Allocate. This could be made finer (pool level locks) but would
require backing out of Allocate entirely to call Trim. Trim and any retried
Allocation must be done in isolation (per device) or we may report OOM when
memory is actually available in some pool's fragment cache. So some device
level serialization is required in at least some paths.
Change-Id: I7c1e94d6965ffcc602b12fefdd3a6e97b84b5e00
Clang warns about bitwise operators on bools. Cast to int silences
the warning without introducing short circut logic.
Change-Id: I6e25138e1acf4a5562d3925ea5b2fcef3addb783
For minimal latency we should place command queues and blit code
in the nearest numa node to each GPU. Add an allocator matching
the current runtime default allocator interface to each GpuAgent
that allocates on the closest numa node as represented by kfd
topology. Use this allocator for queue ring buffers and blit
objects.
Change-Id: I181127f9c27bafe68976312963146616e3f58369
Also make failure to handle queue errors fatal.
Motivation is to improve detection of queue error conditions
that currently appear as application hangs.
Change-Id: I655643616dc0bd303d7df3ce8aca2c099bec3d46
Take in const void* rather than void*. This does not break the
abi or existing code. Existing code would need to cast away any
const which is unnecessary and annoying.
Change-Id: I28787e8fab1b600bf6871ea82835e10a4f475c5b
New environment variable HSA_CU_MASK allows users to
specify a cu mask to every queue allocated from any
GPU. hsa_amd_queue_cu_set_mask is restricted from
escaping this mask.
A new API hsa_amd_queue_cu_get_mask is added to query
the current cu mask.
Change-Id: I846c03a5faaca9b95067c31db84b59cc9fce2f03
ttmp6.packet_index is reported as 0 for all waves, regardless of the
dispatch packet position in the queue, due to an issue in the clearing
of the previous trap_id and saved status.halt bit.
Fixed TTMP6_SAVED_STATUS_HALT_MASK to only be one bit, 1<<29.
Change-Id: Ia4934e51123a40d71de658efc387a1f3a6344f05
Old logic did not consider memory held in the scratch cache to be
free when deciding whether or not to reclaim.
Change-Id: I7f7c7549c72d743edbf7c53489fe9a453dc4177a
Includes some workarounds and HMM.
Conflicts:
opensrc/hsa-runtime/core/runtime/amd_topology.cpp
opensrc/hsa-runtime/core/util/flag.h
Change-Id: I22976f07964a43dbb228a6231777dbd599112b8d
Sramecc is misreported in kfd 4.0 and prior. To prevent possible
corruption due to d16 instructions, deny use of gfx906 with older
kfds and correct misreport for gfx908. Denial of gfx906 may be
overridden by setting HSA_IGNORE_SRAMECC_MISREPORT=1.
Change-Id: I7d5c3a716fad01c348f8b88cd508cedbf914c989
Park the wave, if it is stopped, to avoid halting it at an s_endpgm
instruction if the architecture does not support it.
Free ttmp6 by converting the dispatch_ptr into a queue packet index
(25-bit) and storing it in ttmp7[24:0].
Save the exception PC in ttmp11[22:7] ttmp6[31:0].
Change-Id: Iaa3c5baf5b488c0b534044d338f12bffa63ddce2
David Yat Sin
Jonathan Kim
Sean Keely
Alexander Turek
Graham Sider
Jay Cornwall
skhatri
Shweta Khatri
Laurent Morichetti
Konstantin Zhuravlyov