Evgeny Mankov
56bffb5999
Function require_program erroneously doesn't report "Can't find program" on any missing program except the first one due to the cached FOUND_PROGRAM value. Additionally: + Do not throw FATAL_ERROR on missing program in order to obtain the whole list of missing programs (if any). + Report also found program location.
hipify-clang
hipify-clang is a clang-based tool to automatically translate CUDA source code into portable HIP C++.
Table of Contents
Build and install
Dependencies
hipify-clang requires clang+llvm of at least version 3.8.
In most cases, you can get a suitable version of clang+llvm with your package manager.
Failing that, you can download a release archive, extract it somewhere, and set
CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH so cmake can find it.
Build
Assuming this repository is at ./HIP:
mkdir build inst
cd build
cmake \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../inst \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
-DBUILD_HIPIFY_CLANG=ON \
../HIP
make -j install
The binary can then be found at ./inst/bin/hipify-clang.
Test
hipify-clang has unit tests using LLVM lit/FileCheck.
To run it:
- Ensure
litandFileCheckare installed - these are distributed with LLVM. - Ensure
socatis installed - your distro almost certainly has a package for this. - Build with the
HIPIFY_CLANG_TESTSoption turned on. make test-hipify
Running and using hipify-clang
To process a file, hipify-clang needs access to the same headers that would be needed to compile it with clang.
For example:
hipify-clang square.cu -- \
-x cuda \
--cuda-path=/opt/cuda \
--cuda-gpu-arch=sm_30 \
-isystem /opt/cuda/samples/common/inc
hipify-clang arguments are given first, followed by a separator, and then the arguments you'd pass to clang if you
were compiling the input file. The Clang manual for compiling CUDA
may be useful.
For a list of hipify-clang options, run hipify-clang --help.
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