HSA thunk API returns null when querying for GPU node marketing
names due to empty system topology file.
- Add marketing names to device GFX IP data structs.
- Modify name retrieval to pull from data structs instead of file.
Signed-off by: David Ogbeide <davidboyowa.ogbeide@amd.com>
Change-Id: I30ea04111be7e0df2e93894f801fbeb414ffa790
Previous code only works for systems where shared_cpu_map lists 32 or less
bits. Some systems list more than 32 bits and express them as
XXXXXXXX,XXXXXXXX,.... This patch adds that calculation. Also increase
MAX_CPU_CORES and MAX_CACHES to accommodate more advanced systems.
Change-Id: Ia5c7041866456a6aa3b66f8f0f951022d7c51028
Fill up cache properties of CPU node by reading data from /proc/cpuinfo
and /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuX/cache/indexY
Change-Id: I0a96760575e504e38962554f192c3fe66bea3c15
hsaKmtGetNodeMemoryProperties -
- Return only HSA_HEAPTYPE_SYSTEM memory for CPU only node.
- For dGPU remove redundant HSA_HEAPTYPE_FRAME_BUFFER_PRIVATE
entry.
Change-Id: I0349be39b8409a0fd64a038b8b2956191356d937
Unify fmm_get_aperture_base and fmm_get_aperture_limit into one
function. Make the return value to HSAKMT_STATUS.
Change-Id: I0b3f563ffb268947ab891f4935f61788d0af0e01
Kernel ioctl AMDKFD_IOC_GET_PROCESS_APERTURES returns process apertures
only for GPU nodes. The current implementation assumed that this list of
GPU nodes returned by the ioctl has one to one correpondence to sysfs
topology nodes. This fails when non-GPU nodes exist in topology as in
case of Intel + gfx802
Fix this by using gpu_id (./sys/.../kfd/topology/nodes/1/gpu_id) to map
information obtained from kernel ioctl call.
Change-Id: I4ab8ae5354f12cf0b6609fc4b24182b82eb3677f
hsa_gfxip_table lists only (supported) GPUs. So assert fail only when a
non-supported GPU is detected.
Change-Id: I6207dc7cd55860c8b3348b6a4ca6102131975722
HSA_ENGINE_ID in Perforce added ui32 to the typedef while in Git it doesn't.
This causes conflicts to RT applications. Decision being made is to change Git
to match Perforce.
Change-Id: I7e9c6437b023bb23ec9578737f8534e9453589b9
Memory size is 64-bit. So use HSAuint64 instead of uint32.
Change-Id: Iaa607dec9c1a1c5ac46ea442fd482210ea550b45
Signed-off-by: Harish Kasiviswanathan <Harish.Kasiviswanathan@amd.com>
Patch submitted by Besar Wicaksono
1. Bug on detecting local memory size interpreted as 32 bit value
instead of 64. The bug causes thunk to go into an infinite loop trying
to reserve virtual address range for dgpu system memory.
2. SIMD count in the node property is 0. Runtime use this attribute to
find a gpu device.
Regarding other attributes of intel+tonga topology, Harish started a
discussion on August iirc, could you please share an update ?
This would help me progress with more tests such as scratch memory,
which require the scratch aperture information in order to construct a
buffer srd in gpuvm space.
3. Bug on releasing memory via fmm_release, where no actual release is
being done. The vm_object can't be found because the memory size does
not match due to the allocation padded the size with 32KB.
4. Pointer arithmetic on vm_area allocation/release. The value of
vm_area_t::end seems to be interpreted inconsistently whether it is
(start + size -1) or (start + size).
One example of potential issue I see is the logic could report
larger size of the hole in the vm area list.
5. Resource cleanup on multiple library load/unload within a single
process.
- Any memory allocation on subsequent library load will result
an error "va above limit". To my understanding this is due to
the reserved memory for the system memory not being released on unload.
- The static variable events_page needs to be invalidated
appropriately on library unload so the next load could
reinitialize it.
6. Could you please update if AQL queue is ready to test with the stg
kfd/kmt ?
7. The system memory allocation with size larger than 32KB seems to be
padded by an extra 32KB. I was wondering if we could remove this
overhead.
Change-Id: I039988d36637525089c7569dc3b77e58750e2121
- Replace HSAuint32 with HSA_ENGINE_ID for EngineId type so it explicitely
presents version information for ucode and GfxIP
- Created a GfxIP lookup table to pass the version information. This lookup
searches for matching device ID.
Signed-off-by: Amber Lin <Amber.Lin@amd.com>
Acked-by: John Bridgman <John.Bridgman@amd.com>
Reviewed-by: Felix Kuehling <Felix.Kuehling@amd.com>
Ben Goz
David Ogbeide
Harish Kasiviswanathan
Amber Lin
Moses Reuben
Oded Gabbay
Alexey Skidanov
Evgeny Pinchuk