.. meta:: :description: Install rocminfo :keywords: install, rocminfo, AMD, ROCm Building rocminfo ***************** Use the standard CMake build procedure to build rocminfo. The ROCm root directory (the parent directory containing ROCM headers and libraries) must be provided as a CMake argument using the standard ``CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH`` variable. After cloning the `rocminfo Git repository `_, run ``git-fetch --tags`` to retrieve the repository tags, which are used for versioning. For example: .. code-block:: $ git fetch --tags origin Building from the CMakeLists.txt directory might look like this: mkdir -p build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/opt/rocm .. make cd .. Upon a successful build, the rocminfo binary and the Python script ``rocm_agent_enumerator`` will present in the ``build`` directory. rocminfo execution ------------------- rocminfo reports information about HSA system attributes and agents. ``rocm_agent_enumerator`` prints a list of AMD GCN ISA or architecture names. With the option ``-name``, it prints out the available architecture names obtained from rocminfo. Otherwise, it generates the ISA in one of the following ways: * ``ROCM_TARGET_LST``: A user-defined environment variable that specifies the path to the ``target.lst`` file. This can be used in a sandboxed install environment where executing rocminfo is not possible. * ``target.lst``: A user-supplied text file in the same folder as ``rocm_agent_enumerator``. This can be used in a container environment where the ROCm stack is not available. * HSA topology: Gathers information from the HSA node topology under ``/sys/class/kfd/kfd/topology/nodes/``. * ``lspci``: Enumerates the PCI bus and locates supported devices from a hard-coded lookup table. * rocminfo: A tool shipped with this script to enumerate GPU agents available on a working ROCm stack.