Introduction: ############# RocmAsync is designed to capture the performance characteristics of buffer copying and kernel read/write operations. The help screen of the benchmark shows various options one can use in initiating cop/read/writer operations. In addition one can also query the topology of the system in terms of memory pools and their agents Build Environment: ################## To be able to build RocmAsync, users must ensure that the build platform has following conditions satisfied: Build Procedure: ################ The following simply lists the steps to build RocmAsync --- Define following environment variable to specify location of header and library files // Containins header files exported by ROC Runtime ROCR_INC_DIR="Path of ROC Runtime Header Files" // Containins library files exported by ROC Runtime ROCR_LIB_DIR="Path of ROC Runtime Library Files" --- Create a build directory. The location of build directory can be anywhere in the file system as long as it has read / write / execute permissions for the user invoking the commands. User can choose any valid filename for the build directory as the examples below illustrate e.g. mkdir rocm_async/perfBuild e.g. mkdir rocm_async-build e.g. mkdir /rocmAsyncBuild --- Set working directory to be the new build directory e.g. cd rocm_async/perfBuild e.g. cd rocm-async-build e.g. cd /rocmAsyncBuild --- Invoke Cmake to interpret build rules and generate native build files The argument for cmake should be the root folder of RocmAsync test suite // Builds Release version (default) e.g. cmake .../rocm_async // Builds Debug version e.g. cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING=Debug .../rocm_async --- Invoke the native build rules generated by cmake to build the various object, library and executable files e.g. make --- Invoke the install command to copy build artifacts to pre-defined folders of RocmAsync suite. Upon completion artifacts will be copied to the bin and lib directories of build directory e.g. make install @note: All executables will be found in /bin folder