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It looks like a ROCm compiler issue. Can you try ROCm 3.9 instead? |
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I am using ROCm docker. I tried with 3.9 but I get he same error. I think it might be because some issues with libc (?). Because with the docker clean i get this error at first.
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Yes. Using Docker is recommended. My intuition is that there is a compatibility issue between the system environment and the benchmark. Are there any other benchmark you can try compiling. Just to make sure there is no problem in the compilation environment? |
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I tried now with parboil, I have the same issue. The compiler couldn't find a libc header, I also tried installing gcc-multilib and then I had the same compiling errors. I guess it's an liking error in the docker but I have no idea how to solve it or who I should ask. |
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What about writing a hello work C/C++ program without HIP? |
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I am trying to add benchmarks to mgpusim because I need benchmarks that generate big mem traces and work well with multiple gpus. I am trying to compile new benchmarks from rodinia but I am running through error I don't know how to solve. I am using rocm 4.0.1 in ubuntu 20.04 and clang-ocl. I am getting
/usr/include/stdio.h:137:14: error: extern variable must reside in constant address spaceand other errors related to this two files.Has anyone some advice to solve this problem or how to compile things to add a benchmark?
I am using the option -mcpu=gfx803, because as far I know it to obtain the hsaco of the architecture that simulate mgpusim.
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