Vladislav Sytchenko 54eddfc8f0 _aligned_malloc() on Windows first takes size, then alignment, which is the opposite of how the similar function behaves on Linux. Memory allocated by it also has to be freed using _aligned_free(), unlike Linux where we can use regular free(). ...

Edit aligned_alloc() macro and add a aligned_free() one to align with the above behaviour.


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device

Added new device attributes (#1377)

2019-09-16 08:31:30 +00:00

error

[hit] Rename RUN -> TEST & RUN_NAMED -> TEST_NAMED

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event

[hit] Rename RUN -> TEST & RUN_NAMED -> TEST_NAMED

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memory

_aligned_malloc() on Windows first takes size, then alignment, which is the opposite of how the similar function behaves on Linux. Memory allocated by it also has to be freed using _aligned_free(), unlike Linux where we can use regular free().

2019-10-17 18:58:32 -04:00

module

Fix for directed tests failure (#1511)

2019-10-10 19:58:41 +05:30

multiThread

[hit] Rename RUN -> TEST & RUN_NAMED -> TEST_NAMED

2019-05-09 09:59:18 +05:30

stream

[dtests] Fix typo in hipAPIStreamDisable.cpp (#1227)

2019-07-17 07:28:38 +00:00

synchronization

[hit] Rename RUN -> TEST & RUN_NAMED -> TEST_NAMED

2019-05-09 09:59:18 +05:30