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Fix segfault with -O0-compiled kernels #13
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`kernels_[blitType]` yields a null function pointer in `KernelBlitManager::initHeap` due to `KernelBlitManager::createProgram` not initializing all the kernels because of broken layout invariants. `KernBlitManager::NumBlitKernels` has two possible return values: `BlitTotal, and BlitLinearTotal` which are sentinels. These sentinels are used in `KernelBlitManager::createProgram` to initialize the `kernels_` array. It correctly initializes `[0, NumBlitKernels())`, but `InitHeap` is > `NumBlitKernels`, so the `InitHeap` kernel is not loaded. Thus, when images are disabled, and a kernel has an `hidden_heap_v1` entry, the `InitHeap` blitkernel is not loaded, and `kernelBlitManager::initHeap` subsequently gets a null pointer. The kernel always has such `hidden_heap_v1` descriptor entry at -O0, but I believe it's possible (unconfirmed) for this situation to occur in other circumstances. The fix is simply to ensure the `InitHeap` enumeration has a numeric value *less than* `BlitLinearTotal`. n.b. This bug does not exist on the 5.7 release, but it looks like that's by chance.
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This was tracked down to a bug in ROCm that seems to be fixed with newer versions, and the CI is now on ROCm 6+ so these should be fine. ROCm ticket: ROCm/clr#13 The reduce over group test works on W6800 and MI210, but it seems for gfx1031 it reports not supporting shared USM, note that HIP for gfx1031 isn't officially supported by AMD.
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This was tracked down to a bug in ROCm that seems to be fixed with newer versions, and the CI is now on ROCm 6+ so these should be fine. ROCm ticket: ROCm/clr#13 The reduce over group test works on W6800 and MI210, but it seems for gfx1031 it reports not supporting shared USM, note that HIP for gfx1031 isn't officially supported by AMD. --------- Co-authored-by: Steffen Larsen <[email protected]>
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This was tracked down to a bug in ROCm that seems to be fixed with newer versions, and the CI is now on ROCm 6+ so these should be fine. ROCm ticket: ROCm/clr#13 The reduce over group test works on W6800 and MI210, but it seems for gfx1031 it reports not supporting shared USM, note that HIP for gfx1031 isn't officially supported by AMD. --------- Co-authored-by: Steffen Larsen <[email protected]>
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kernels_[blitType]
yields a null function pointer inKernelBlitManager::initHeap
due toKernelBlitManager::createProgram
not initializing all the kernels because of broken layout invariants.KernBlitManager::NumBlitKernels
has two possible return values:BlitTotal
, andBlitLinearTotal
which are sentinels. These sentinels are used inKernelBlitManager::createProgram
to initialize thekernels_
array. It correctly initializes[0, NumBlitKernels())
, butInitHeap
is >NumBlitKernels
, so theInitHeap
kernel is not loaded.Thus, when images are disabled, and a kernel has an
hidden_heap_v1
entry, theInitHeap
blitkernel is not loaded, andkernelBlitManager::initHeap
subsequently gets a null pointer. The kernel always has suchhidden_heap_v1
descriptor entry at -O0, but I believe it's possible (unconfirmed) for this situation to occur in other circumstances.The fix is simply to ensure the
InitHeap
enumeration has a numeric value less thanBlitLinearTotal
.n.b. This bug does not exist on the 5.7 release, but it looks like that's by chance.