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Since Composable Kernel is now a part of the ROCm release, building MIOpen from source uses the headers of the pre-installed version rather than the latest version built from source.
To mitigate CMake configuration issues, I had to swap the order of CMAKE_PREFIX_PATHs, i.e., instead of the instructions in the README:
However, that does not resolve the issue where the compiler uses the /opt/rocm-version as the first include directory, which takes precedence over the dependency path. The only way I could resolve this was to remove the ck folder from /opt/rocm-version/include.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since Composable Kernel is now a part of the ROCm release, building MIOpen from source uses the headers of the pre-installed version rather than the latest version built from source.
To mitigate CMake configuration issues, I had to swap the order of CMAKE_PREFIX_PATHs, i.e., instead of the instructions in the README:
cmake -DMIOPEN_BACKEND=HIP -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="<hip-installed-path>;<rocm-installed-path>;<miopen-dependency-path>" ..
I used:
cmake -DMIOPEN_BACKEND=HIP -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="<miopen-dependency-path>;<rocm-installed-path>" ..
However, that does not resolve the issue where the compiler uses the
/opt/rocm-version
as the first include directory, which takes precedence over the dependency path. The only way I could resolve this was to remove theck
folder from/opt/rocm-version/include
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: