1. Fixed compilation issues for tests
2. Added missing intrinsics + math functions
3. Disabled some device functions as they are causing linking error with HCC
Change-Id: I79d52c4c7a539cc8ef40580247ad97ffcb975f09
[ROCm/hip commit: ea382e15f8]
1. All fp32, fp64 math device/host functions should be in math_functions.h/.cpp
2. All fp32, fp64 fast math intrinsics for device/host functions should be in device_functions.h/.cpp
3. All the device code implementations should be in device_util.h/.cpp
4. Hence, made changes appropriately by moving code and creating new header files
5. Added math_functions.cpp/.h
6. Changed #ifndef signature to make sure no conflicts between headers with same names in hip/hip_runtime.h and hip/hcc_detail/hip_runtime.h
7. Changed tests to fit the code changes, making them to include appropriate headers
8. Added math_functions.cpp to CMakeLists.txt
9. Some of the tests are still broken, mostly host math functions will fix them in next commit
10. TODO: FIX compilation issues for host math functions
Change-Id: I7a17637d7e294a7d224ffba932c1a08668febd26
[ROCm/hip commit: b723169ee9]
1. As we use holder data structure, we move all the cmp, math, cvt apis to cpp file
2. All the tests passed
3. Add more extensive testing for half
Change-Id: I92c6399dace602a0a24432728e3f2a07124e6fb1
[ROCm/hip commit: 18631efbc0]
1. Added all type conversion intrinsics
2. NO TESTS have been added. (Will add in next commit)
3. Sanatized code in hip_runtime.h
4. Added passed() to hipTestHalf to make it pass on HIT
Change-Id: I0987963c802fc7ff4d7e07d7b88d86da35da53c9
[ROCm/hip commit: 6f2cfddc67]
1. They use SDWA + LLVM IR
2. Added these functions to test
3. Need to do exp, exp10, log, log10, rint
Change-Id: I06176acc6cb8bb054495310531777406a41b54e4
[ROCm/hip commit: 0e576295b4]
1. Added SDWA implementation inside IR file
2. Added device functions to header + used them in test
Change-Id: Ib4e059a58eee201cc82438689e3e9bc5f9d26653
[ROCm/hip commit: 5ef8ef3bd7]
1. Removed HIP_EXPERIMENTAL env variable so that device code will be accessed from LLVM IR
2. Removed soft support from headers and moved to hip_fp16.cpp
3. Added LLVM IR + inline asm to hip_ir.ll
4. Added test for fp16
5. Added barriers for hcc 3.5 and hcc 4.0 for half support
a. Which means, hcc 4.0 can parse __fp16 but hcc 3.5 cant
b. HCC 4.0 code is implemented now, hcc 3.5 will be added later
Change-Id: Ic37859b2688ebb02e168bab643d1882bf4727952
[ROCm/hip commit: d180fdaae0]
Includes some tricky manipulation of the locks for contexts and streams.
issue is that stealing a stream requires we lock the context to
walk the streams to find a victim. To avoid deadlock, we can't
have a stream locked when we lock the context. This implementation
releases the stream lock, then acquires the context and selects the
victim.
A more stable implemenation might be to copy the stream list
from a context so that a lock is not required to walk all streams.
Smart shared_ptr could be used to prevent the streams from being
deallocated during the walk.
[ROCm/hip commit: a3e0012567]
- hipFunction_t is now returned by value. This eliminates dynamic
allocation / memory management complexity in the module. Removed
the kernel
name so the structure is just 16 bytes now.
- Moved the hsa_executable_load_module and hsa_executable_freeze
calls to the hipModuleLoad and hipModuleLoadData calls.
- Apply sharedMemBytes in hipModuleLaunchKernel to group segment
size (not private).
[ROCm/hip commit: 4d29885be3]
Move HIP_COHERENT_HOST_ALLOC so it is read once at init time.
Add HIP_LAUNCH_BLOCKING_KERNELS, HIP_API_BLOCKING.
Update docs on debug and chicken bits.
Conflicts:
src/hip_hcc.cpp
[ROCm/hip commit: ff2f54c1bf]
Aditya Atluri
Ben Sander
Rahul Garg
pensun
Maneesh Gupta