This test checks that asynchronous activities can be enabled in distinct
memory pools. It enables activity reporting for HIP kernel dispatches in
one memory pool, and memory copy reporting in another memory pool.
The output of this test to stdout should be a series of kernel dispatch
records (10) followed by a series of memory copy records (10). The
records should not be interleaved.
Change-Id: Idb5cca7e650b2312a1955909932364f914737856
Some records may need to point to data with the same lifetime as the
records themselves. One solution is to store the data at the end of
the memory pool buffer. Records in the buffer grow up, and the data
grows down. When the buffer is flushed both records and data are
recycled.
Change-Id: I278fa84478236bf895f7c2d152d47d4256987392
This test stresses the concurrent writing of trace buffer records while
frequently allocating new storage to hold the records.
Due to race conditions, this test fails with the current trace buffer
implementation.
Change-Id: I0b77c64005e776319bf21f1ee1e6d7c99ddccfff
Laurent Morichetti