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Jonathan Kim c879fdefcf kfdtest: Add KFD SDMA queue reset testing
The KFD can per-SDMA queue reset similar to compute queue reset.
Add test.
2025-03-06 14:04:42 -05:00

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#include "KFDNegativeTest.hpp"
#include "Dispatch.hpp"
#include <sys/ptrace.h>
void KFDNegativeTest::SetUp() {
ROUTINE_START
KFDBaseComponentTest::SetUp();
ROUTINE_END
}
void KFDNegativeTest::TearDown() {
ROUTINE_START
KFDBaseComponentTest::TearDown();
ROUTINE_END
}
/**
* Basic Pipe Reset Test
*
* KFD pipe reset sequence:
* - on HWS preemption hang KFD will scan the device and find the blocked
* hardware queue slot.
* - KFD will attempt to queue reset.
* - Bad packet lengths should cause queue reset to fail and the KFD will
* automatically fall back to pipe reset.
* - KFD will verify success by checking blocked hardware slot is now unnoccupied.
* - KFD should only signal a reset exception to processes that have had queues
* reset.
*/
TEST_F(KFDNegativeTest, BasicPipeReset) {
TEST_START(TESTPROFILE_RUNALL);
int defaultGPUNode = m_NodeInfo.HsaDefaultGPUNode();
ASSERT_GE(defaultGPUNode, 0) << "failed to get default GPU Node";
const HsaNodeProperties *nodeProps = m_NodeInfo.GetNodeProperties(defaultGPUNode);
bool perQueueResetSupported = nodeProps->Capability.ui32.PerQueueResetSupported;
if (perQueueResetSupported) {
int pipefd[2];
pipe(pipefd);
pid_t childPid = fork();
if (childPid == 0) {
// Refresh setup for HSA device and mem buffer use in child
KFDBaseComponentTest::TearDown();
KFDBaseComponentTest::SetUp();
HsaEvent *resetEvent;
ASSERT_SUCCESS(CreateHWExceptionEvent(false, false, defaultGPUNode, &resetEvent));
LOG() << "Child ==> Wait on parent to set reset event" << std::endl;
char buf;
read(pipefd[0], &buf, 1);
PM4Queue queue;
ASSERT_SUCCESS(queue.Create(defaultGPUNode));
PM4ReleaseMemoryPacket packet = PM4ReleaseMemoryPacket(m_FamilyId, true, 0, 0, false, false, 1);
queue.PlaceAndSubmitPacket(packet);
LOG() << "Child ==> Launching packet with bad header then dequeue" << std::endl;
queue.Wait4PacketConsumption();
queue.Destroy();
// child expects hw exception event
EXPECT_SUCCESS(hsaKmtWaitOnEvent(resetEvent, g_TestTimeOut));
EXPECT_EQ(resetEvent->EventData.EventType, HSA_EVENTTYPE_HW_EXCEPTION);
LOG() << "Child ==> Complete" << std::endl;
exit(0);
} else {
int childStatus = 0;
HsaEvent *resetEvent;
ASSERT_SUCCESS(CreateHWExceptionEvent(false, false, defaultGPUNode, &resetEvent));
char buf = 'x';
write(pipefd[1], &buf, 1);
LOG() << "Parent ==> Wait on child to launch bad packet" << std::endl;
waitpid(childPid, &childStatus, 0);
// parent process should not intercept reset event on child queue reset
EXPECT_NE(HSAKMT_STATUS_SUCCESS, hsaKmtWaitOnEvent(resetEvent, 100));
HsaMemoryBuffer destBuf(PAGE_SIZE, defaultGPUNode, false);
destBuf.Fill(0xFF);
HsaEvent *event;
ASSERT_SUCCESS(CreateQueueTypeEvent(false, false, defaultGPUNode, &event));
PM4Queue queue;
ASSERT_SUCCESS(queue.Create(defaultGPUNode));
LOG() << "Parent ==> Submit queue packet to verify process is healthy" << std::endl;
queue.PlaceAndSubmitPacket(PM4WriteDataPacket(destBuf.As<unsigned int*>(), 0, 0));
queue.Wait4PacketConsumption(event);
EXPECT_TRUE(WaitOnValue(destBuf.As<unsigned int*>(), 0));
hsaKmtDestroyEvent(event);
hsaKmtDestroyEvent(resetEvent);
EXPECT_SUCCESS(queue.Destroy());
LOG() << "Parent ==> Complete" << std::endl;
}
} else {
LOG() << "Skipping test: Family ID 0x" << m_FamilyId << " with per-queue reset support = "
<< perQueueResetSupported << std::endl;
}
TEST_END
}
/**
* Basic SDMA Reset
*
* To check SDMA queue reset, launch a healthy SDMA queue and a bad SDMA queue with
* dispatches per SDMA engine.
* Similar to compute queue reset, only processes that have bad SDMA queues should
* be reset, leaving healthy SDMA queue unaffected.
*
* The test forks two processes, where for every given engine, the parent process
* enqueues a healthy queue while the child process enqueues a bad queue that triggers
* the reset in the following sequence:
*
* - Parent/child communicates test status via pipe 1 & 2
* - Child waits on pipe 1 read for parent to enqueue a queue on SDMA engine <n> with
* healthy poll and write packet.
* - Parent waits on pipe 2 read for child to enqueue a queue on SDMA engine <n> with
* unhealthy write packet then destroy its queue to trigger reset on HWS hang.
* - Child waits on pipe 1 for parent to confirm healthy poll and write packet
* complete on SDMA engine <n>.
* - Child should verify it recieves a reset event, while the parent should not
* recieve a reset event.
* - The parent/child test re-iterates again on SDMA engine <n+1>.
*/
TEST_F(KFDNegativeTest, BasicSDMAReset) {
TEST_START(TESTPROFILE_RUNALL);
int gpuNode = m_NodeInfo.HsaDefaultGPUNode();
ASSERT_GE(gpuNode, 0) << "failed to get default GPU Node";
const HsaNodeProperties *nodeProps = m_NodeInfo.GetNodeProperties(gpuNode);
int totalEngines = nodeProps->NumSdmaEngines + nodeProps->NumSdmaXgmiEngines;
bool perSDMAQueueResetSupported = nodeProps->Capability2.ui32.PerSDMAQueueResetSupported;
if (perSDMAQueueResetSupported) {
int pipe1[2];
int pipe2[2];
pipe(pipe1);
pipe(pipe2);
LOG() << std::dec << "Running SDMA queue reset on " << totalEngines
<<" SDMA engines" << std::endl;
pid_t childPid = fork();
if (childPid == 0) {
KFDBaseComponentTest::TearDown();
KFDBaseComponentTest::SetUp();
close(pipe1[1]); // Close write end of pipe1
close(pipe2[0]); // Close read end of pipe2
HsaMemoryBuffer destBuf(PAGE_SIZE, gpuNode, false);
unsigned int *dest = destBuf.As<unsigned int*>();
for (int i = 0; i < totalEngines; i++) {
HsaEvent *resetEvent;
ASSERT_SUCCESS(CreateHWExceptionEvent(false, false, gpuNode, &resetEvent));
// wait for parent to schedule healthy queue on engine
char buf1, buf2 ='0' + i;
read(pipe1[0], &buf1, 1);
ASSERT_EQ(buf1, buf2);
// submit bad queue and destroy to trigger reset
SDMAQueueByEngId queue(i);
ASSERT_SUCCESS(queue.Create(gpuNode));
queue.PlaceAndSubmitPacket(SDMAWriteDataPacket(queue.GetFamilyId(), &dest[0], 0, 6));
Delay(50);
LOG() << std::dec << "Reset SDMA queue on engine " << i << std::endl;
queue.Destroy();
// child expects hw exception event
EXPECT_SUCCESS(hsaKmtWaitOnEvent(resetEvent, g_TestTimeOut));
EXPECT_EQ(resetEvent->EventData.EventType, HSA_EVENTTYPE_HW_EXCEPTION);
hsaKmtDestroyEvent(resetEvent);
// ack reset to parent and wait for parent to check healthy queue
write(pipe2[1], &buf2, 1);
read(pipe1[0], &buf1, 1);
ASSERT_EQ(buf1, buf2);
}
close(pipe1[0]);
close(pipe2[1]);
LOG() << "Child ==> Complete" << std::endl;
exit(0);
} else {
int childStatus = 0;
close(pipe1[0]); // Close read end of pipe1
close(pipe2[1]); // Close write end of pipe2
// parent process should not intercept reset event on child queue reset
HsaMemoryBuffer pollBuf(PAGE_SIZE, gpuNode, false);
HsaMemoryBuffer destBuf(PAGE_SIZE, gpuNode, false);
unsigned int *poll = pollBuf.As<unsigned int*>();
unsigned int *dest = destBuf.As<unsigned int*>();
uint32_t targetDestValue = 0x12345678;
for (int i = 0; i < totalEngines; i++) {
poll[0] = 0;
dest[0] = 0;
HsaEvent *event;
HsaEvent *resetEvent;
ASSERT_SUCCESS(CreateHWExceptionEvent(false, false, gpuNode, &resetEvent));
ASSERT_SUCCESS(CreateQueueTypeEvent(false, false, gpuNode, &event));
SDMAQueueByEngId queue(i);
ASSERT_SUCCESS(queue.Create(gpuNode));
// submit write on poll to maintain non-zero read/write pointer
// in engine during reset
queue.PlaceAndSubmitPacket(SDMAPollRegMemPacket(&poll[0], 1));
queue.PlaceAndSubmitPacket(SDMAWriteDataPacket(queue.GetFamilyId(), &dest[0], targetDestValue));
// wait for for child to trigger reset on engine
char buf1 = '0' + i, buf2;
write(pipe1[1], &buf1, 1);
read(pipe2[0], &buf2, 1);
ASSERT_EQ(buf1, buf2);
// expect no reset event, then update poll to trigger write completion check
EXPECT_NE(HSAKMT_STATUS_SUCCESS, hsaKmtWaitOnEvent(resetEvent, 100));
poll[0] = 1;
queue.Wait4PacketConsumption();
EXPECT_TRUE(WaitOnValue(&dest[0], targetDestValue));
hsaKmtDestroyEvent(event);
hsaKmtDestroyEvent(resetEvent);
EXPECT_SUCCESS(queue.Destroy());
write(pipe1[1], &buf1, 1);
}
waitpid(childPid, &childStatus, 0);
close(pipe1[1]);
close(pipe2[0]);
LOG() << "Parent ==> Complete" << std::endl;
}
} else {
LOG() << "Skipping test: Family ID 0x" << m_FamilyId
<< " with per-sdma queue reset support = "
<< perSDMAQueueResetSupported << std::endl;
}
TEST_END
}