The command which would print warnings on some
platform. Redirect both stdout and stderr to
/dev/null while running the command.
Signed-off-by: Jiadong Zhu <Jiadong.Zhu@amd.com>
Change-Id: Ibc377681a31a14a3e306ab4fcb14d8d0c853fa86
Specifying root-level pipelines for triggers, to allow engineering or specific-release pipelines to be made for the components/repos with the same name.
Change-Id: I10f55ea490e61251a0c959e5e0ba2faba3d690fb
python3, glibc, libgcc/libgcc_s1, libstdc++/libstdc++6 added to the RPM package dependency list
python3, libc6, libgcc-s1, libstdc++6 added to the DEB package dependency list
Change-Id: I4843b1431c0d0edf1b0df1e12c82adb4ff53c8cd
Package name will have suffix static-dev/devel
rocminfo static package will depend on hsa static package
Change-Id: I3e72b19403c10e74199067f2c725ed4a007ab150
This includes detecting the running environment,
skipping kfd dependency check if in wsl platform
and disabling unavailable information on wsl.
V2: Use wslinfo to detect the environment.
V3: Add back some queries for wsl, as the not_supported
value shall be returned from hsa_runtime.
Signed-off-by: Jiadong Zhu <Jiadong.Zhu@amd.com>
Suggested-by: Tianci Yin <tianci.yin@amd.com>
Change-Id: I686d551c795cb5c5532591623022856f59512205
Makes all re.compile function calls use raw string to prevent Syntax warning in future, if backslash escape characters are used in regular expressions
https: //github.com/ROCm/rocminfo/pull/66
Suggested-by: Author: Yiyang Wu <xgreenlandforwyy@gmail.com
Change-Id: I6c7aaf016c588bb2ae5a0f979da7d423a78d6ec3
-m64 only applies to x86-64, it's more reasonable to enable it only on x86_64 host.
It fixes build on some other platforms as well.
Provided by user r-value on github
https: //github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/rocminfo/pull/63
Change-Id: I9c1c40d3fa39b0a61d28041fe4998b5e1ad0cdcd
In Python3, unescaped backslashes in regular expressions are deprecated, and these were generating SyntaxWarnings.
Patch submitted by (Tianao Ge <getianao@gmail.com>) on github:
https://github.com/ROCm/rocminfo/pull/55
Change-Id: Icbcf2803291add5b5f3971ac9901a8927d23f225
Removing this definition as this should already be defined by compiler.
This is causing compile errors on newer versions of llvm because the
macro is being redefined.
Change-Id: I3bf03617970d4b76dabce36ed980523673afadc5
Currently, rocminfo will fail when executed inside a docker container
due to being unable to lsmod inside docker. This has impacts on
rocprofiler use.
Fix this behavior by querying initstate of the amdgpu module from
/sys/module/amdgpu instead. If initstate is marked "live" everything if
fine - error out with either "not loaded" (initstate file does not
exist) or "not live" (initstate file does not contain "live" string).
Change-Id: I6f2e9655942fd4cf840fd3f56b7d69e893fa84d7
rocm_agent_enumerator may invoke rocminfo. Rocminfo opens the
GPU device which allocates limited resource. Beyond 254
concurrent processes this resource will be exhausted and rocminfo
will return an error.
This patch loops rocm_agent_enumerator when recieving a failure
message from rocminfo indicating KFD is out of memory.
Change-Id: I8637e214f5fa012642975c28578ae6bf9200eda8
New versions of amdkfd include the gfx architecture version number
for all GPUs surfaced in the HSA topology. This patch adds this as
the preferred way for rocm_agent_enumerator to check for supported
gfx architecture numbers.
Kernels that are missing this feature will not have the value in
the topology. rocm_agent_enumerator will fall back to checking
against the PCI IDs in this case. If PCI IDs fail, we fall back
to the heavyweight rocminfo method.
Change-Id: I5cf22e1069114675092e97ae52331b829cfafb04
rocminfo is a very heavyweight mechanism for learning a lot of
information about the GPUs that are attached to the system.
It opens up the limited /dev/kfd resource to gather lots of
information about each device, while rocm_agent_enumerator really
only wants the gfx number of AMD devices attached to the system.
To avoid this heavyweight lookup in most cases, this patch switches
the order of tests. Rather than starting with rocminfo and then
falling back to a poorly-maintained PCI ID list, this patch changes
the agent enumerator to start by checking in the PCI ID list (fast
case) and then falling back to rocminfo (slow case) if the PCI ID
list is out of date.
Change-Id: If24b8bc3baeeb6adad362abbb288ef3728383bce
When building packages, add in pciutils as a dependency because
rocm_agent_enumerator uses this as a mechanism for looking up
what GPUs exist on the system.
Change-Id: I10ac088c461c6d0bca435b61fbc90b685556fdf4
The PCI ID backup method in rocm_agent_enumerator, where the
tool uses lspci to find all AMD GPU devices in the system and
manaully match them to gfx version, is extremely outdated. The
PCI ID list did not include anything after Vega 10, and the
actual call to lspci no longer returned anything due to some
missing conversions.
The patch adds all GPUs that might be needed by ROCr up through
Navy Flounder. The PCI ID to gfx matching pulls from the amdgpu
driver and libhsakmt.
Change-Id: I58b77bb6aa631f575352fc444d2542f265909706
rocminfo uses lsmod to check for loaded drivers. Use of sysfs is
possible but sysfs' stable interface does not allow for easy parsing.
Use of lsmod avoids needing to walk the sysfs tree and avoids issues
of permissions to examine sysfs.
Both Debian and Fedora list lsmod under kmod. Presumption is that
CentOS and RHEL also follow this.
Change-Id: Ic5033e0b780100c54d2fe0b4f501c40acbc237fb
Package should depend on hsa-rocr, not hsa-rocr-dev. Also
Remove negative path for dependency rocm-core (unconditional add +
conditional remove simplified to conditional add).
Change-Id: I6ead202f4f3f2f77b1da2ffed77feee956caf2e9
Cmake manages CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS in standard ways from user inputs,
env vars, and target properties. Use target properties for our
options and let cmake handle the rest.
Change-Id: I20ef738e4df7880258d770f4ec13c09d8b323fba
Sam Wu
shwetagkhatri
abhimeda
Jiadong Zhu
amd-jmacaran
Ranjith Ramakrishnan
David Yat Sin
Shweta Khatri
Gregory Rodgers
Mark Searles
Johannes Dieterich
Mike Li
David Salinas
Sean Keely
Ashutosh Mishra
Nirmal Unnikrishnan
Joseph Greathouse