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As such, this benchmark tests the following five situations launching to two GPUs (and thus two streams): 1. Normal multi-GPU cooperative kernel: This should result in the following pattern: Stream 0: Cooperative Stream 1: Cooperative 2. Regular kernel launches and multi-GPU cooperative kernel launches with the default flags, resulting in the following pattern: Stream 0: Regular --> Cooperative Stream 1: --> Cooperative --> Regular 3. Regular kernel launches and multi-GPU cooperative kernel launches that turn off "pre-sync". This should allow a cooperative kernel to launch even if work is already in a stream pointing to another GPU. This should result in the following pattern: Stream 0: Regular --> Cooperative Stream 1: Cooperative --> Regular 4. Regular kernel launches and multi-GPU cooperative kernel launches that turn off "post-sync". This should allow a new kernel to enter a GPU even if another GPU still has a cooperative kernel on it. This should result in the following pattern: Stream 0: Regular --> Cooperative Stream 1: --> Cooperative--> Regular 5. Regular kernel launches and multi-GPU cooperative kernel launches that turn off both pre- and post-sync. This should allow any of the kernels to launch to their GPU regardless of the status of other kernels in other multi-GPU stream groups. This should result in the following pattern: Stream 0: Regular --> Cooperative Stream 1: Cooperative --> Regular We time how long it takes to run each of these benchmarks and print it as the output of the benchmark. The kernels themselves are just useless time- wasting code so that the kernel takes a meaningful amount of time on the GPU before it exits. We only launch a single wavefront for each kernel, so any serialization should not be because of GPU occupancy concerns. If tests 2, 3, and 4 take roughly 3x as long as #1, that implies that cooperative kernels are serialized as expected. If test #5 takes roughly twice as long as #1, that implies that the overlap-allowing flags work as expected. */ #include #include namespace cg = cooperative_groups; static constexpr size_t kBufferLen = 1024 * 1024; __global__ void test_gws(uint* buf, uint buf_size, long* tmp_buf, long* result) { extern __shared__ long tmp[]; uint groups = gridDim.x; uint group_id = blockIdx.x; uint local_id = threadIdx.x; uint chunk = gridDim.x * blockDim.x; uint i = group_id * blockDim.x + local_id; long sum = 0; while (i < buf_size) { sum += buf[i]; i += chunk; } tmp[local_id] = sum; __syncthreads(); i = 0; if (local_id == 0) { sum = 0; while (i < blockDim.x) { sum += tmp[i]; i++; } tmp_buf[group_id] = sum; } // wait cg::this_grid().sync(); if (((blockIdx.x * blockDim.x) + threadIdx.x) == 0) { for (uint i = 1; i < groups; ++i) { sum += tmp_buf[i]; } //*result = sum; result[1 + cg::this_multi_grid().grid_rank()] = sum; } cg::this_multi_grid().sync(); if (cg::this_multi_grid().grid_rank() == 0) { sum = 0; for (uint i = 1; i <= cg::this_multi_grid().num_grids(); ++i) { sum += result[i]; } *result = sum; } } TEST_CASE("Unit_hipLaunchCooperativeKernelMultiDevice_Basic") { constexpr uint num_kernel_args = 4; int device_num = 0; HIP_CHECK(hipGetDeviceCount(&device_num)); size_t buffer_size = kBufferLen * sizeof(int); int* A_h = reinterpret_cast(malloc(buffer_size * device_num)); for (uint32_t i = 0; i < kBufferLen * device_num; ++i) { A_h[i] = static_cast(i); } std::vector A_d(device_num); std::vector B_d(device_num); long* C_d; std::vector stream(device_num); std::vector device_properties(device_num); for (int i = 0; i < device_num; i++) { HIP_CHECK(hipSetDevice(i)); // Calculate the device occupancy to know how many blocks can be run concurrently HIP_CHECK(hipGetDeviceProperties(&device_properties[i], 0)); if (!device_properties[i].cooperativeMultiDeviceLaunch) { HipTest::HIP_SKIP_TEST("Device doesn't support cooperative launch!"); return; } HIP_CHECK(hipMalloc(&A_d[i], buffer_size)); HIP_CHECK(hipMemcpy(A_d[i], &A_h[i * kBufferLen], buffer_size, hipMemcpyHostToDevice)); if (i == 0) { HIP_CHECK(hipHostMalloc(&C_d, (device_num + 1) * sizeof(long))); } HIP_CHECK(hipStreamCreate(&stream[i])); HIP_CHECK(hipDeviceSynchronize()); } dim3 dimBlock; dim3 dimGrid; dimGrid.x = 1; dimGrid.y = 1; dimGrid.z = 1; dimBlock.x = 64; dimBlock.y = 1; dimBlock.z = 1; int num_blocks = 0; uint workgroup = GENERATE(64, 128, 256); hipLaunchParams* launch_params_list = new hipLaunchParams[device_num]; std::vector args(device_num * num_kernel_args); for (int i = 0; i < device_num; i++) { HIP_CHECK(hipSetDevice(i)); dimBlock.x = workgroup; HIP_CHECK(hipOccupancyMaxActiveBlocksPerMultiprocessor( &num_blocks, test_gws, dimBlock.x * dimBlock.y * dimBlock.z, dimBlock.x * sizeof(long))); INFO("GPU" << i << " has block size = " << dimBlock.x << " and num blocks per CU " << num_blocks << "\n"); dimGrid.x = device_properties[i].multiProcessorCount * std::min(num_blocks, 32); HIP_CHECK(hipMalloc(&B_d[i], dimGrid.x * sizeof(long))); args[i * num_kernel_args] = (void*)&A_d[i]; args[i * num_kernel_args + 1] = (void*)&kBufferLen; args[i * num_kernel_args + 2] = (void*)&B_d[i]; args[i * num_kernel_args + 3] = (void*)&C_d; launch_params_list[i].func = reinterpret_cast(test_gws); launch_params_list[i].gridDim = dimGrid; launch_params_list[i].blockDim = dimBlock; launch_params_list[i].sharedMem = dimBlock.x * sizeof(long); launch_params_list[i].stream = stream[i]; launch_params_list[i].args = &args[i * num_kernel_args]; } HIP_CHECK(hipLaunchCooperativeKernelMultiDevice(launch_params_list, device_num, 0)); for (int i = 0; i < device_num; i++) { HIP_CHECK(hipStreamSynchronize(stream[i])); } size_t processed_Dwords = kBufferLen * device_num; REQUIRE(*C_d == (((long)(processed_Dwords) * (processed_Dwords - 1)) / 2)); delete[] launch_params_list; HIP_CHECK(hipSetDevice(0)); HIP_CHECK(hipHostFree(C_d)); for (int i = 0; i < device_num; i++) { HIP_CHECK(hipSetDevice(i)); HIP_CHECK(hipFree(A_d[i])); HIP_CHECK(hipFree(B_d[i])); HIP_CHECK(hipStreamDestroy(stream[i])); } free(A_h); }