HSA signal callback order is undefined. Make sure start event is
also done before calculating the elapsed time.
Change-Id: Ic69bfe336b20cd62ef35194261a5d0d234bc65ce
[ROCm/clr commit: 910d8bdfde]
Add the CMake support for generating the hiprtc-builtins
library. Replaces the previous execution of shell script.
For backwards compatibility, link hiprtc pre-processed
object to amdhip64, and support versioning in name.
Add libcmt.lib to Windows link step, due to manually
generated .obj from llvm-mc.
Change-Id: I267be3cf4b241840b35f7f27a0b8659530108b0e
[ROCm/clr commit: c42308e2e5]
In file included from /extra/lmoriche/hip-vdi/hip/rocclr/hip_internal.hpp:25,
from /extra/lmoriche/hip-vdi/hip/rocclr/hip_hmm.cpp:22:
/extra/lmoriche/hip-vdi/hip/rocclr/hip_prof_api.h: In constructor ‘api_callbacks_table_t::api_callbacks_table_t()’:
/extra/lmoriche/hip-vdi/hip/rocclr/hip_prof_api.h:72:59: warning: ‘void* memset(void*, int, size_t)’ clearing an object of type ‘struct api_callbacks_table_t::hip_cb_table_t’ with no trivial copy-assignment; use value-initialization instead [-Wclass-memaccess]
72 | memset(&callbacks_table_, 0, sizeof(callbacks_table_));
| ^
/extra/lmoriche/hip-vdi/hip/rocclr/hip_prof_api.h:67:10: note: ‘struct api_callbacks_table_t::hip_cb_table_t’ declared here
67 | struct hip_cb_table_t {
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Address the above warning by providing default initialization of the
api_callbacks_table_t::hip_cb_table_t class members.
Change-Id: I69ea7c390c28cf3f8aec57f23566d6a3061a0365
[ROCm/clr commit: 0f7a47a95f]
Add a hip::Stream::destroyAllStreams static function to destroy all streams
Also call MemObjMap::Purge
Change-Id: I6ee7e3f26ab1f1870a9271c65e99fb818134482b
[ROCm/clr commit: bea4fa8700]
Check GPU signal status for event before falling into CPU command
status validation
Change-Id: I66f15752d7dca550c0fa1a2252ec5a63817391c3
[ROCm/clr commit: dd8265fc87]
Remove hip-hcc codes from hip code base
Simplify hip CMakeLists.txt to exclude hip-hcc
Simplify cmake cmd for hip-rocclr building
Some minor fixes
Change-Id: I1ae357ecfd638d6c25bca293c1724b026be21ecd
[ROCm/clr commit: 1cba7ec965]
* Disable device side malloc
Currently device side malloc is not working and takes excessive
device memory.
Disable it for now until a working malloc is implemented.
Change-Id: I1ad908c1c53a83752383b4be96688a848642c699
[ROCm/clr commit: d556c3425b]
If the code object is embedded in an already mapped file, and the
lifetime of the mapped file exceeds the lifetime of the executable,
we do not need to make a copy of the binary.
This allows the ROCR to present the code object URI as
file:///path/to/file#offset=X&size=Y.
[ROCm/clr commit: 67830996a9]
Fixes github issue: #1754
- When ResourceDesc::resType is hipResourceTypeLinear ignore address mode and filter mode.
- When textureDesc::normalizedCoords is set to zero, AddressModeWrap and AddressModeMirror won't be supported and will be switched to AddressModeClamp.
[ROCm/clr commit: 68f1b814b1]
there is a build error when building HIP with latest HCC from GitHub after PR#1935 merged into HIP master branch. this PR changed blockDimX to blockDim and two lines missed this change where added in the current PR.
[ROCm/clr commit: 1a1cdee6ff]
* Fix cooperative launch APIs to set hipGetLastError
Previously, the cooperative launch APIs did not properly log their
errors in the global hipGetLastError variable before returning back
to the user. As such, the APIs would leave hipSuccess in the
last error, which would break some use cases.
This fixes that problem by making a trampoline function that does
the HIP_INIT_API and ihipLogStatus.
* Add missing flag to the log of multi-GPU launch
[ROCm/clr commit: 341ef7fdca]
This PR takes ensures that the maxThreadsPerBlock returned by hipFuncGetAttributes is both a multiple of the warp size and that the register usage of the maximum block does not exceed the number of available registers.
Fixes#1662
[ROCm/clr commit: ea28d64297]
Query ROCr to see if we have the proper lower-level support for
cooperative groups -- GWS support through the firmware, driver,
thunk, and ROCr. ROCr does these checks for us, and presents a
query that allows us to see if GWS entries are available for use.
If so, then we have all the lower-level technologies needed, and
we should enable cooperative groups support for HIP.
[ROCm/clr commit: 35a68596f9]