* RO/collectives: add linear algorithms using RPut/Rget
- make broadcast, alltoall and fcollect use a simple linear algorithm
using MPI_RPut/Rget, but without blocking in the execution
- remove the to_all interfaces, since they have been deprecated.
- remove the active-set interfaces, since they have been removed from
rocSHMEM
* avoid notification after barrier
Co-authored-by: Avinash Kethineedi <avinash.kethineedi@amd.com>
* disable allocation of ata_buffer
a temporary buffer of 128MB was allocated when creating a team. In
previous versions of the code, that buffer was used by some collective
operations. This is not the case for now. Therefore, do not allocate the
buffer for now. I am not removing the element itself from teh
structure, since we might need it in future versions again.
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- Remove hdp and ipc pointers from BlockHandle, align RO stats with RO contexts
- Add run commands for `rocshmem_g` and `rocshmem_p` API tests in driver.sh
- Allocate rocshmem API return buffers based on number of device contexts.
- Associate status flag address with blocking calls and remove threadId dependency
- Associated the status flag address with each blocking call request to notify the GPU thread.
- Removed dependency on threadId for determining the appropriate status flag index.
- Move status flag buffer allocation to backend.
- Initialize allocated memeory to zero
* Update(DeviceProxy): Dynamically Determine Memory Allocation Size & Remove Compile-Time size Calculations
- Modified the Device proxy class to determine memory allocation size at runtime.
- Updated all classes that include the Device proxy to use dynamic memory allocation.
- Removed compile-time memory size calculations.
- Ensured the allocated number of backend queue data structures matches the number of RO device contexts.
if the number of elements to be used in the allreduce operation is not
exact multiple of the work-array buffer size and number of pe's, we need
to adjust the algorithm to:
- initially perform a ring_allreduce on n_segments * chunk_size (which
is the integer division of the number of elements and the work-buffer
size, i.e. will not cover the entire buffer)
- perform another ring_allreduce where chunk_size is reduced to match
the remaining elements
- if the remaining elements from the previous step cannot evenly be
divded by the number of pe's, we need to perform a direct_allreduce on
the outstanding number of elements.