Nagy-Egri Máté Ferenc
Nagy-Egri Máté Ferenc
There is CodeXL which uses the same library to obtain perf counters which rocprof does. Does that suit your needs?
I have absolutely no idea, as I'm using CodeXL on Windows and it works well with Radeon Software. No ROCm here.
I still have to make CI happy. It's in the "works on my machine and all our cluster" state.
There is a lengthy disclaimer in the CMake scripts describing precisely the same pitfalls you did too. It is stated that it's "if you know what you're doing" territory and...
@mmha Apologies for having overlooked this contribution, it somehow fell off my stack. With the "recent" developments around helping users more easily put together a development environment, I think this...
I may have misunderstood the question when skimming through, but I believe this problem is solved in my open PR which is a CI and CMake overhaul, but as a...
AFAICT the missing header is part of the Windows Runtime, hence the loader picks up the Windows SDK as a dependency. The dependency is not only for bringing in types...
@hydra3333 Is it not possible to build ffmpeg using Clang on Windows? The LLVM toolchain is pleasantly schizoid in the sense it can behave like GCC/MSVC alike while being able...
@hydra3333 Regarding some of your responses: > temporarily manually copy the currently installed OpenCL.dll ... use gendef & dlltool to create a libOpenCL.a and link to that That way you'll...
> then… what's the point of the loader as a separate library? You need the ICD loader to enable multiple implementations living happily side-by-side in a plug'n'play manner. > Isn't...