[EX CI] Sync .github and .azuredevops folders from rocm-libraries by jharryma · Pull Request #11 · ROCm/rocm-systems

jharryma · 2025-07-29T22:24:57Z

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Update rocm_ci_caller.yml to use amd-master , until amd-mainline is aligned Signed-off-by: Choudhary, Rahul <Rahul.Choudhary@amd.com>

- Fixes the broken links in rocm_smi.h - Uses automodule instead of autofunction in docs/reference/python_api.rst - Fixes some warnings during docs build - Update some of the versions in requirements.txt

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danielsu-amd · 2025-08-05T22:34:06Z

I think this PR can be closed? Looks like it's up to date with develop

* SWDEV-492625: Track free memory HSA functions to help determine total amount of memory allocated on the system at any one time * Minor fixes to address comments * Update allocation size description * Moved get function back to specialization, minor typo fixes * Removed memory_operation_type field, removed memory_pool allocation enum, converted starting address to hex string for json format. * Made conversion to hex_string a function, changed address to use union rocprofiler_address_t type, changed VMEM descriptors * Removed as_hex from the global namespace * Formatting * Removed TRACK_EVENT for memory allocation, now TRACK_COUNTER for memory allocation is being performed * Check if address was recorded before retrieving allocation size in generate Perfetto * Formatting * Update source/lib/output/generatePerfetto.cpp * Explicitly disable app-abort tests * Remove excluding app-abort test from workflow CI - redundant bc these tests are explicitly marked as disabled now --------- Co-authored-by: Madsen, Jonathan <Jonathan.Madsen@amd.com> Co-authored-by: Jonathan R. Madsen <jonathanrmadsen@gmail.com> [ROCm/rocprofiler-sdk commit: 79006bb]

- Fixes the broken links in rocm_smi.h - Uses automodule instead of autofunction in docs/reference/python_api.rst - Fixes some warnings during docs build - Update some of the versions in requirements.txt [ROCm/rocm_smi_lib commit: e5c5a1d]

- Fixes the broken links in rocm_smi.h - Uses automodule instead of autofunction in docs/reference/python_api.rst - Fixes some warnings during docs build - Update some of the versions in requirements.txt [ROCm/rocm_smi_lib commit: fc61e40]

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MI300X RO Support

MI300X RO Support [ROCm/rocshmem commit: efa075f]

## Summary - When `kpack_get_kernel()` fails with `KPACK_ERROR_KERNEL_NOT_FOUND` after finding a matching archive+arch, the loader now returns immediately instead of falling through to probe the next ISA (e.g., `gfx9-4-generic`) - The previous behavior produced misleading "no matching architecture found" errors and wasted time probing archives that can't help ## Evidence CI log for rocblas showed: ``` kpack: opened and cached archive: .../blas_lib_gfx942.kpack kpack: architecture: gfx942 kpack: kernel not found in this archive <-- should stop here kpack: trying architecture: gfx9-4-generic <-- wrong: kept probing kpack: no matching architecture found in any archive ``` The kernel (`#45`) wasn't in the archive due to the multi-CCOB bug (PR #10). But regardless, once we match an archive and architecture, the result is definitive. ## Test plan - [x] New test `LoadCodeObject_KernelNotFound`: archive found, arch matches, but `co_index=999` not in TOC → `KPACK_ERROR_KERNEL_NOT_FOUND` - [x] 101/101 CTest pass 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

## Motivation This PR adds entry and exit logs for core functions. ## Technical Details - Info level (3) logs are added at core function entry and exit points. - Monotonic clock stamp, process id, thread id, and file name are added to the logs. - The logs now have similar format to HIP logs for better viewing when both are present. - Direct error or warning logs to std::cerr. Other logs still go to std::cout. ## JIRA ID   ## Test Plan Set env variable ROCDEC_LOG_LEVEL to control log output. All CTests and conformance tests must pass. Example summary of the test results: - CTests: Start 1: video_decodeRaw-HEVC 1/15 Test #1: video_decodeRaw-HEVC ............. Passed 2.05 sec Start 2: video_decodeRaw-AVC 2/15 Test #2: video_decodeRaw-AVC .............. Passed 1.89 sec Start 3: video_decodeRaw-AV1 3/15 Test #3: video_decodeRaw-AV1 .............. Passed 2.31 sec Start 4: video_decodeRaw-VP9 4/15 Test #4: video_decodeRaw-VP9 .............. Passed 2.04 sec Start 5: rocdec_Decode-HEVC 5/15 Test #5: rocdec_Decode-HEVC ............... Passed 0.92 sec Start 6: rocDecode_Negative_API_Tests 6/15 Test #6: rocDecode_Negative_API_Tests ..... Passed 0.78 sec Start 7: video_decode-HEVC 7/15 Test #7: video_decode-HEVC ................ Passed 2.74 sec Start 8: video_decode-AVC 8/15 Test #8: video_decode-AVC ................. Passed 2.64 sec Start 9: video_decode-AV1 9/15 Test #9: video_decode-AV1 ................. Passed 2.74 sec Start 10: video_decode-VP9 10/15 Test #10: video_decode-VP9 ................. Passed 2.78 sec Start 11: video_decodePerf-HEVC 11/15 Test #11: video_decodePerf-HEVC ............ Passed 2.92 sec Start 12: video_decodeBatch 12/15 Test #12: video_decodeBatch ................ Passed 4.34 sec Start 13: video_decodeRGB-HEVC 13/15 Test #13: video_decodeRGB-HEVC ............. Passed 33.51 sec Start 14: video_decodeMem-HEVC 14/15 Test #14: video_decodeMem-HEVC ............. Passed 2.09 sec Start 15: video_decodeRGB-Resize 15/15 Test #15: video_decodeRGB-Resize ........... Passed 33.94 sec 100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 15 - AVC conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 127 streams: - The number of passing streams is 127 - The number of failing streams is 0 - The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0 - HEVC conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 135 streams: - The number of passing streams is 135 - The number of failing streams is 0 - The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0 - AV1 conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 162 streams: - The number of passing streams is 162 - The number of failing streams is 0 - The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0 - VP9 conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 108 streams: - The number of passing streams is 108 - The number of failing streams is 0 - The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0 ## Test Result Function entry/exit logs should show up when ROCDEC_LOG_LEVEL >= 3. All conformance tests should pass. ## Submission Checklist - [ ] Look over the contributing guidelines at https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-requests.

…4229) ## Motivation This PR adds a new rocDecode feature: support for user specified output surface format. ## Technical Details In certain use cases, the user requests a decoded image format that is not the native format based on the stream content. For example, 8-bit output is needed on a 10-bit stream. This PR enables the output format selection as long as it is supported by the VA-API driver. - Added a special output format define to indicate if the output format is user set or native. - VA-API decoder now sets the surface format either native or by user override. - Added the output format command option to rocdecdecode sample for feature verification. ## JIRA ID   ## Test Plan - Run CTests and decode conformance tests to catch any regressions. - Run rocdecdecode samples to verify user set output. ## Test Result All CTests and conformance tests pass. Example summary of the test results: CTests: Start 1: video_decodeRaw-HEVC 1/15 Test #1: video_decodeRaw-HEVC ............. Passed 2.05 sec Start 2: video_decodeRaw-AVC 2/15 Test #2: video_decodeRaw-AVC .............. Passed 1.89 sec Start 3: video_decodeRaw-AV1 3/15 Test #3: video_decodeRaw-AV1 .............. Passed 2.31 sec Start 4: video_decodeRaw-VP9 4/15 Test #4: video_decodeRaw-VP9 .............. Passed 2.04 sec Start 5: rocdec_Decode-HEVC 5/15 Test #5: rocdec_Decode-HEVC ............... Passed 0.92 sec Start 6: rocDecode_Negative_API_Tests 6/15 Test #6: rocDecode_Negative_API_Tests ..... Passed 0.78 sec Start 7: video_decode-HEVC 7/15 Test #7: video_decode-HEVC ................ Passed 2.74 sec Start 8: video_decode-AVC 8/15 Test #8: video_decode-AVC ................. Passed 2.64 sec Start 9: video_decode-AV1 9/15 Test #9: video_decode-AV1 ................. Passed 2.74 sec Start 10: video_decode-VP9 10/15 Test #10: video_decode-VP9 ................. Passed 2.78 sec Start 11: video_decodePerf-HEVC 11/15 Test #11: video_decodePerf-HEVC ............ Passed 2.92 sec Start 12: video_decodeBatch 12/15 Test #12: video_decodeBatch ................ Passed 4.34 sec Start 13: video_decodeRGB-HEVC 13/15 Test #13: video_decodeRGB-HEVC ............. Passed 33.51 sec Start 14: video_decodeMem-HEVC 14/15 Test #14: video_decodeMem-HEVC ............. Passed 2.09 sec Start 15: video_decodeRGB-Resize 15/15 Test #15: video_decodeRGB-Resize ........... Passed 33.94 sec 100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 15 AVC conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 127 streams: The number of passing streams is 127 The number of failing streams is 0 The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0 HEVC conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 135 streams: The number of passing streams is 135 The number of failing streams is 0 The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0 AV1 conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 162 streams: The number of passing streams is 162 The number of failing streams is 0 The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0 VP9 conformance test: Conformance test completed on the 108 streams: The number of passing streams is 108 The number of failing streams is 0 The number of streams that did not finish decoding is 0  rocdecdecode sample dumps the clean output YUV clips of the specified format (NV12 or P016). ## Submission Checklist - [ ] Look over the contributing guidelines at https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-requests.

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…gs (#6992) ## Motivation Closes #8543  In this PR, we introduce tiered filtering, where we first filter by objects (shared libs), then modules (generally DWARF compilation units), before fetching the remaining functions. - Regarding modules, Dyninst as a fallback generates a fallback module named after the object file if no DWARF info is available, which is *usually* the case for shared libs. This prevents the costly `app_image->getProcedures()` from slowing down instrumentation when the user does not want to analyze every shared library. Useful for `runtime-instrument`. - Note that we keep `app_image->getProcedures()` as a fallback. Within object filtering, we introduce `--exe-only` and `--max-library-functions`: - `exe-only`: Filters out all objects excluding the main executable furing `runtime-instrumentation`. - `--max-library-functions` (DEFAULT val of `20000`). Libraries with more than `20000` functions get filtered out by default. This is done to drastically reduce default instrumentation time. ## Technical Details  - Add `filter_objects` - Fix filtering logic of `filter_modules`, which now respects `--internal-function-include`. - Add `get_modules` (and modify `get_procedures`), which take in a list of filtered objects/modules and return the corresponding modules/procedures. - Added more timing verbprints - Modified verbprints to be more descriptive - Removed `--parse-all-modules` as half of its functionality (going through modules for functions), is now the default. The remaining functionality of excluding all internal library paths is covered with the new `--exclude-internal-lib-paths`. - Added `--exe-only`: Filters out all shared libraries during `runtime-instrumentation`. Has no effect in `binary-rewrite` mode as that mode only handles the main application by default. - Added `--max-library-functions`: Filters out libraries with more than `20000` functions by default. This is done to drastically reduce default instrumentation time. - Removed `libclang-cpp.so` and `libLLVM.so` from internal libraries. With a default `--min-instructions` of `20000`, they are no longer instrumented by default, and will NOT cause a timeout on TheRock. - Force `libomptarget.so` through for `openmp-fortran-offload-runtime-instrument` test. That way we have coverage. **Note**: Regarding the default values of `--max-library-functions` (Following data is gathered on a system that was only running `runtime-instrument`. On a system with many processes running at once, the time may get worse). Some data shows that the `get_procedures` call takes (averaged across 3 runs): ~0.23 **ms** per function for an OpenMP host program that had to get 4067 procedures. - Total time taken: ~4.4 **seconds** ~0.51 **ms** per function for an OpenMP offload program that had to get 57587 procedures. - Total time taken: ~30.0 **seconds** For `get_procedures`, there seems to be more or less overhead depending on the complexity of the functions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regarding the time taken to catalog these functions assuming `--dump-info` is **NOT** set (this entire section https://github.com/ROCm/rocm-systems/blob/develop/projects/rocprofiler-systems/source/bin/rocprof-sys-instrument/rocprof-sys-instrument.cpp#L1482) ~0.51 **ms** per function for an OpenMP host program that had to process 4067 procedures. - Total time taken: ~2.1 **seconds** ~0.54 **ms** per function for an OpenMP offload program that had to process 57587 procedures. - Total time taken: ~30 **seconds** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Based off these numbers, 20000 sounds fine. It should allow most small libraries through whilst excluding super large ones (`libomptarget.so, libLLVM.so, libclang-cpp.so`) ## JIRA ID   AIPROFSYST-412 ## Test Plan  Workflows. Added two new tests: ``` rocprofiler-systems-instrument-exe-only rocprofiler-systems-instrument-max-library-functions ``` ## Test Result  Tests pass: ``` Start 11: rocprofiler-systems-instrument-exe-only 7/43 Test #11: rocprofiler-systems-instrument-exe-only ................ Passed 3.20 sec Start 12: rocprofiler-systems-instrument-max-library-functions 8/43 Test #12: rocprofiler-systems-instrument-max-library-functions ... Passed 3.35 sec ``` See Workflows ## Submission Checklist - [x] Look over the contributing guidelines at https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-requests. --------- Co-authored-by: David Galiffi <David.Galiffi@amd.com> Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

The plan section-5 scheduler, built on the Phase-3 Rendezvous. Host-validated (33 pytest pass on Windows + WSL); no GPU needed. - lib/pipeline.py PipelineScheduler: loader thread (launches ONLY pipeline entries, under a BoundedSemaphore init-pool; serial entries are handed straight to the executor and never loader-launched), one watcher per in-flight pipeline entry, and a single executor thread. Enforces INITIALIZING+READY <= init_pool and EXECUTING <= 1. - Correctness details from the plan: idempotent finish_entry with a claim (terminal) / settle split so completion is signalled only after teardown (#11); atomic release_slot_if_owned and atomic READY->EXECUTING handoff (#5); per-unit executor exception boundary with INFRA_ERROR distinct from a test FAILED (#4/#10); loader finally-finalizes every unvisited entry (#3); shutdown()/request_stop() where an executor-owned entry is only terminated (its executor records the result). Model A: every entry -> exactly one terminal. - tests/test_scheduler.py: proves the pool + execution bounds post-hoc from runner-observed [t_launch,t_go) / [t_go,t_exit) interval overlap, mixed pipeline+serial non-overlap, init-overlaps-exec, exit-before-READY, exec timeout, launch-fault containment, cancellation race, idempotent finish. Simple release stream for now; legacy per-parent sibling ordering and the coordinator eligibility priority structure land with sub-entry expansion.

…ntegration Add monotonic generation counter per pool slot to detect stale callbacks from reclaimed collectives, resolving the 0==0 race in pool reclaim and all callback-lifetime concerns (threads #4, #6, #8, #9). Add atomic ref-count to acclCommContext so acclPluginFinalize defers free() until all outstanding callbacks have drained (thread #2). Wire accl plugin into the parent RCCL CMake build (thread #20), add CXX_VISIBILITY_PRESET/VISIBILITY_INLINES_HIDDEN (thread #1), and bump ACCL_MAX_CHANNELS from 64 to 256 (thread #11). Fix acclShouldFinalize: nChannels==0 collectives (onerank path) finalize immediately on coll stop; guard channelId against nChannels (thread #10, #12). Free leaked ProxyOp when coll's proxyOpIndices is full (thread #13). Rename firstCpuStart to firstKernelCpuStartUs for clarity (thread #14). Fix warmup off-by-one (sn <= warmup → sn < warmup, thread #7), use try/finally for output file handle (thread #15), fix test fixtures to start at coll_sn=0 (thread #16), remove stale ACCL_PROFILER_WARMUP_ITERS docs (thread #17), sync bottleneck categories with classify() (thread #18), add NVIDIA Apache-2.0 header to accl_shim.h (thread #19). Add tests: ProxyStep lifecycle, channel bounds, kernel timing assertions (threads #3, #12, #21).

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…10809) ## Summary Addresses a 15-point static re-review of the KFD dispatch-log signal-less path (on top of `review-fixes`). Each finding was evaluated against the code and the prior design history; this PR **fixes the genuine correctness/safety/resource issues** (potential misattribution, UAF on terminal teardown, unbounded pairer-map growth, plus FATAL-handling, env-race, and robustness items) and **documents the ones intentionally left as accepted residuals or pre-existing**, with rationale. `+365 / −49` across 9 files. ## Fixed - **#4 (misattribution) — validate identity before claiming an unknown-START EOP.** The unknown-START path in `dispatch_hub.hpp::record_kernel_end` took the sole first-owner entry with no timestamp check, and terminal-time validation ran only *after* the entry was consumed/retired — so a stale EOP could claim a newer dispatch's entry. Now rejects an EOP whose `end_ticks <= window.t_open` (a kernel cannot end at/before its window opened; same GPU-tick domain the known-START path already uses) **before** taking the entry, so a rejected EOP consumes/retires nothing. Fail-first verified. - **#3 + #2 (UAF) — the terminal fences are now truly terminal (fail-closed).** `signal_less_fence_completions()` previously quiesced visible work but did not stop the reader on success, so a still-PENDING kernel could complete after the client's callback/buffer state (detach/finalize, F23) or the HSA runtime (final `hsa_shut_down`, F24) was freed. A new `signal_less_terminal_stop()` (factored from teardown) latches disable → stops+joins the reader/processor → drains+ledgers PENDING, and is called from the F23/F24 sites. Verified deadlock-free (never joins its own task group, holds no lock across the join, joined threads never block on the joiner) and 5/5 clean under a shutdown watchdog. The existing `get_fini_status()` re-entry guard (the earlier crash fix) is preserved. - **#11 (unbounded growth) — hard size cap on the pairer START map.** `pair_state::pending_starts` was bounded only by a 30-minute age timer. Added `ROCPROFILER_KFD_DISPATCH_LOG_MAX_PENDING_STARTS` (default 2M, shared reject-and-default parser) with oldest-first eviction (recurring key exempted so the `ambiguous` latch is preserved). - **#7 (coverage) + #10 (liveness) — FATAL handling.** FATAL now latches admission and waits for the processor to consume the already-published pipe **before** draining the hub (so a fatal session's final EOP and healthy-GPU EOPs behind it aren't dropped), and the FATAL status is re-probed while the empty-wake backstop is tripped (so a fatal stream that produces no records is still detected). - **#5 (robustness) — master switch is a strict fail-closed opt-in.** `ROCPROFILER_KFD_DISPATCH_LOG_SIGNAL_LESS` now accepts only explicit true values; anything else is disabled with a one-time warning (no throw on malformed input). - **#9 (arg-order) — deterministic GC-gate operand ordering.** `gc_gate_open`'s two operands are read into named locals in the intended order rather than relying on unspecified argument-evaluation order. - **#12 (race) — env knobs primed at serialized init.** The age/cap/quiesce/switch env reads are populated during reader start-up rather than lazily on a worker thread. - **#14(b) — fork child no longer hangs in `interposition_fini()`.** A normal (non-exec) child now short-circuits `interposition_fini()` under the existing `fork_stale()` guard, avoiding a wlock on a registry a vanished parent thread may hold. ## Intentionally not changed (accepted residuals / design decisions / pre-existing) - **#1 — teardown coverage loss** (a kernel in flight at exit may emit no record): the accepted D8/F1 coverage residual. The *UAF* variant of this concern is #3, which is fixed. - **#8 — equal-tick START/EOP**: the accepted D1 residual. The code emits a **no-timing / zero-duration drop**, not a fabricated 1 ns; no misattribution. - **#9-main — GC gate "race"**: the copied-but-still-in-ring window is the accepted **R10** residual (an EOP still in the ring is intentionally not gated), and cap-eviction's bypass of the in-flight gate is D9's documented coverage-loss residual. The operand-ordering nit is fixed (#9-arg above); the residual is by design (coverage loss, never misattribution). - **#13 — cross-batch inversion**: the explicitly-accepted D1 residual (coverage loss under queue churn, never misattribution). A cross-batch reorder buffer is a larger design change weighed against measured coverage impact, which the benchmarks do not show hitting. - **#6 — completion-callback self-deadlock**: a **pre-existing** reentrancy defect on the generic signal path (a client callback that calls its own finalize). The new terminal-stop path was specifically designed **not** to add another instance of it. - **#14(a) — session mid-construction skipped by a concurrent fork**: a child-lifetime resource leak (not a hang); the parent is unaffected and the child drops it at exit. The "fix" would introduce a formal data race on an `smap` pointer a vanished thread was mid-write on, to reclaim memory about to be freed — not worth it. Left as-is. - **#15 — eager arming on a registered (vs active) context**: an efficiency consideration, not a correctness issue; arming stays gated on a registered kernel-dispatch context. ## Known residuals in the fixes (documented) - #4 adds no upper time bound (an implausibly-future EOP is still taken and rejected by the finalizer as no-timing, never misattributed). - #10 restores FATAL *detection* under the backstop; a *persistently failing* status ioctl still isn't fail-closed (separate follow-up). - #11 eviction is O(live) per over-cap insert (same tradeoff as the D9 cap; only reached under pathological EOP loss). ## Testing (MI350, host ROCm 7.2.1, build `fd06e1407c`) - Build clean at the project warning level — **0 new warnings**. - `ctest -L kfd-dlog` — **90/90 pass** (incl. 2 new tests: pairer-map cap, strict opt-in). - ThreadSanitizer, all 8 kfd-dlog suites — **90/90, zero reports** (covers the terminal-stop join, FATAL drain-wait, GC-gate ordering). - Shutdown crash/hang reproducer (1040), **5 runs under a watchdog — 5/5 clean, no hang, no crash** (the decisive check for the terminal-stop rework). - 1041-d (20k kernels ×3), 1031, 1041-a, 1041-c — all pass, no attribution regression. - graph-perf — **−44.21%** overhead reduction, `register-refused=0`/block (no throughput regression). ## Tracking JIRA ID: AIPROFSDK-1012 AIPROFSDK-1040 AIPROFSDK-1041

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[EX CI] Sync .github and .azuredevops folders from rocm-libraries - #11

[EX CI] Sync .github and .azuredevops folders from rocm-libraries#11
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