Hi David,
The dynamic register allocation policy allows the GPU to schedule as many
wavefronts as there is register space on a CU. By default, the original
register allocator released with this GPU model ("simple") only allowed 1
wavefront per CU at a time because the publicly available depend
Hi Matt S.,
Thanks for the detailed reply.
I looked at the link you sent me for the weekly run.
I see an additional parameter which I didn't use:
--reg-alloc-policy=dynamic
What does this do ?
I was able to run the two other tests you use in your weekly runs :
test_fwd_pool, test_bwd_bn
for
Dear Eliot,
This is all invaluable so thank you for taking the time to message.
This message is just my current thinking, so please let me know if I’ve
misinterpreted anything.
>From what I can now tell, the best way to go is to add a request flag to
>mem/request.hh, and then issue the request