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use trixi_timit macro with a backend
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don't commit piracy
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Update src/Trixi.jl
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Merge branch 'main' into vc+bg/gpu_timeroutputs
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fixup! Add synchronization statements to ensure timer output correctn…
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only synchronize when timers are enabled
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Could this impact runtime performance?
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This does add pipeline bubbles into the execution. So with
CUDA@profilewe can measure the device side activity and get a measure of how active the GPU was (this does not capture fully how well we used the GPU, but does give us a first order estimate of if we have large pipeline bubbles).So here we get a change of 99.40% -> 94.15% activity of the GPU over the whole trace on the TGV benchmark. The wall-clock time change is small (70.3s -> 70.5s)
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Ok, thanks. So it's a reasonable compromise to get correct data by default with slightly reduced runtime performance. If people are interested in raw performance, they should disable the timings, correct?
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Yeah and my latest commit ensure that when the timing is disabled then the synchronization statements are removed.