This repository contains the HSA Runtime source code, released primarily for user reference and experimentation purposes.

For People looking for commercially supported implementation on AMD Hardware please use the ROCr runtime at https://github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/ROCR-Runtime

core - Contains the source code for AMD's implementation of the core HSA Runtime API's.

inc - Contains the public and AMD specific header files exposing the HSA Runtimes interfaces.

CMake build framework is used to build the HSA runtime. The minimum version is 2.8.

Obtain cmake infrastructure: http://www.cmake.org/download/

Export cmake bin into your PATH HSA Runtime CMake build file CMakeLists.txt is located in runtime/core folder.

Refer to CMakeLists.txt for building instructions and setup The 32-bit build target is a shared library named libhsa-runtime.so The 64-bit target is libhsa-runtime64.so

The following support packages are requried to succesfully build the runtime:

• libelf-dev
• g++
• libc6-dev-i386 (for libhsakmt 32bit)

http://www.hsafoundation.com/standards/

HSA Runtime Specification 1.0

HSA Programmer Reference Manual Specification 1.0

HSA Platform System Architecture Specification 1.0

The AMD HSA runtime consists of three primary layers:

C interface adaptors C++ interfaces classes and common functions AMD device specific implementations Additionally the runtime is dependent on a small utility library which provides simple common functions, limited operating system and compiler abstraction, as well as atomic operation interfaces.

Files :

hsa.h(cpp)

hsa_ext_interface.h(cpp)

The C interface layer provides C99 APIs as defined in the HSA Runtime Specification 1.0. The interfaces and default definitions for the standard extensions are also provided. The interface functions simply forward to a function pointer table defined here. The table is initialized to point to default definitions, which simply return an appropriate error code. If available the extension library is loaded as part of runtime initialization and the table is updated to point into the extension library. In this release the standard extensions (image support and finalizer) are implemented in a separate libraries (not open sourced), and can be obtained from the HSA-Runtime-AMD git repository.

Files :

runtime.h(cpp)

agent.h

queue.h

signal.h

memory_region.h(cpp)

checked.h

memory_database.h(cpp)

default_signal.h(cpp)

The C++ interface layer provides abstract interface classes encapsulating commands to HSA Signals, Agents, and Queues. This layer also contains the implementation of device independent commands, such as hsa_init and hsa_system_get_info, and a default signal and queue implementation.

Files:

amd_cpu_agent.h(cpp)

amd_gpu_agent.h(cpp)

amd_hw_aql_command_processor.h(cpp)

amd_memory_region.h(cpp)

amd_memory_registration.h(cpp)

amd_topology.h(cpp)

host_queue.h(cpp)

interrupt_signal.h(cpp)

hsa_ext_private_amd.h(cpp)

The device specific layer contains implementations of the C++ interface classes which implement HSA functionality for AMD Kaveri & Carrizo APUs.

• The following queries are not implemented: ** hsa_code_symbol_get_info: HSA_CODE_SYMBOL_INFO_INDIRECT_FUNCTION_CALL_CONVENTION ** hsa_executable_symbol_get_info: HSA_EXECUTABLE_SYMBOL_INFO_INDIRECT_FUNCTION_OBJECT, HSA_EXECUTABLE_SYMBOL_INFO_INDIRECT_FUNCTION_CALL_CONVENTION

• Max total coarse grain region limit is 8GB.
• hsa_agent_get_exception_policies is not implemented.
• Image import/export/copy/fill only support image created with memory from host accessible region.
• hsa_system_get_extension_table is not implemented for HSA_EXTENSION_AMD_PROFILER.

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