static void init_vl2_pfdevs(QSP_ARG_DECL Compute_Platform *cpp)
{
Platform_Device *pdp;
pdp = new_pfdev(QSP_ARG "CPU1");
SET_PFDEV_PLATFORM(pdp,cpp);
SET_PFDEV_MAX_DIMS(pdp,DEFAULT_PFDEV_MAX_DIMS);
// set the data area for the device?
if( ram_area_p == NO_AREA ){
ram_area_p = pf_area_init(QSP_ARG "ram",NULL,0L,MAX_RAM_CHUNKS,DA_RAM,pdp);
}
SET_PFDEV_AREA(pdp,PFDEV_GLOBAL_AREA_INDEX,ram_area_p);
SET_AREA_PFDEV( ram_area_p, pdp );
}
static void init_ocl_device(QSP_ARG_DECL cl_device_id dev_id,
Compute_Platform *cpp)
{
cl_int status;
//long param_data[MAX_PARAM_SIZE/sizeof(long)]; // force alignment
//char name[LLEN];
static int n_ocl_devs=0;
Platform_Device *pdp;
CGLContextObj cgl_ctx=NULL;
cl_context context;
cl_command_queue command_queue; //"stream" in CUDA
cl_context_properties props[3]={
CL_CONTEXT_PROPERTY_USE_CGL_SHAREGROUP_APPLE,
0, // need to put cgl_ctx here
0
};
pdp = create_ocl_device(QSP_ARG dev_id, cpp);
if( pdp == NULL ) return;
/* Remember this name in case the default is not found */
if( first_ocl_dev_name == NULL )
first_ocl_dev_name = PFDEV_NAME(pdp);
/* Compare this name against the default name set in
* the environment, if it exists...
*/
if( default_ocl_dev_name != NULL && ! default_ocl_dev_found ){
if( !strcmp(PFDEV_NAME(pdp),default_ocl_dev_name) )
default_ocl_dev_found=1;
}
get_extensions(QSP_ARG pdp);
SET_OCLDEV_DEV_ID(pdp,dev_id);
SET_PFDEV_PLATFORM(pdp,cpp);
if( n_ocl_devs >= MAX_OPENCL_DEVICES ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"More than %d OpenCL devices found;"
"need to increase MAX_OPENCL_DEVICES and recompile",
MAX_OPENCL_DEVICES);
error1(ERROR_STRING);
}
fprintf(stderr,"Setting %s device index to %d\n",PFDEV_NAME(pdp),n_ocl_devs);
SET_PFDEV_SERIAL(pdp,n_ocl_devs++);
SET_PFDEV_MAX_DIMS(pdp,DEFAULT_PFDEV_MAX_DIMS);
// On the new MacBook Pro, with two devices, the Iris_Pro
// throws an error at clCreateCommandQueue *iff* we set
// the share group property here... Presumably because
// that device doesn't handle the display?
// We insert a hack below by excluding that device name,
// but maybe there is another model where that would be
// inappropriate?
if( extension_supported(pdp,"cl_APPLE_gl_sharing") &&
strcmp(PFDEV_NAME(pdp),"Iris_Pro")){
CGLShareGroupObj share_group;
cgl_ctx = CGLGetCurrentContext();
if( cgl_ctx != NULL){
// This means that we have an OpenGL window available...
share_group = CGLGetShareGroup(cgl_ctx);
assert( share_group != NULL );
props[1] = (cl_context_properties) share_group;
} else {
// If we let this go, it sometimes causes a seg fault
// when we try to set the GL window afterwards!?
//
// But it should not be an error, because we don't know
// for sure that we will ever attempt it.
// We need to set a flag to prohibit it later...
advise("init_ocl_device: OpenCL initialized without an OpenGL context;");
advise("init_ocl_device: Prohibiting OpenGL operations.");
prohibit_opengl();
}
}
// Check for OpenGL capabilities
//opengl_check(pdp);
#ifdef TAKEN_FROM_DEMO_PROG
#if (USE_GL_ATTACHMENTS)
printf(SEPARATOR);
printf("Using active OpenGL context...\n");
CGLContextObj kCGLContext = CGLGetCurrentContext();
CGLShareGroupObj kCGLShareGroup = CGLGetShareGroup(kCGLContext);
cl_context_properties properties[] = {
CL_CONTEXT_PROPERTY_USE_CGL_SHAREGROUP_APPLE,
(cl_context_properties)kCGLShareGroup, 0
};
// Create a context from a CGL share group
//
ComputeContext = clCreateContext(properties, 0, 0, clLogMessagesToStdoutAPPLE, 0, 0);
if(!ComputeContext)
return -2;
#else // ! USE_GL_ATTACHMENTS
// Connect to a compute device
//
err = clGetDeviceIDs(NULL, ComputeDeviceType, 1, &ComputeDeviceId, NULL);
if (err != CL_SUCCESS)
{
printf("Error: Failed to locate compute device!\n");
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}
// Create a compute context
//
ComputeContext = clCreateContext(0, 1, &ComputeDeviceId, clLogMessagesToStdoutAPPLE, NULL, &err);
if (!ComputeContext)
{
printf("Error: Failed to create a compute context!\n");
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}
#endif // ! USE_GL_ATTACHMENTS
#endif // TAKEN_FROM_DEMO_PROG
//create context on the specified device
//if( cgl_ctx != NULL )
//fprintf(stderr,"creating clContext with share properties for %s...\n",PFDEV_NAME(pdp));
if( cgl_ctx == NULL ){
context = clCreateContext(
NULL, // cl_context_properties *properties
1, // num_devices
&dev_id, // devices
NULL, // void *pfn_notify(const char *errinfo, const void *private_info, size_t cb, void *user_data )
NULL, // void *user_data
&status // cl_int *errcode_ret
);
} else {
context = clCreateContext(
props, // cl_context_properties *properties
0, // num_devices
NULL, // devices
clLogMessagesToStdoutAPPLE, // void *pfn_notify(const char *errinfo, const void *private_info, size_t cb, void *user_data )
NULL, // void *user_data
&status // cl_int *errcode_ret
);
}
if( status != CL_SUCCESS ){
report_ocl_error(status, "clCreateContext");
SET_OCLDEV_CTX(pdp,NULL);
//return;
}
// BUG check return value for error
SET_OCLDEV_CTX(pdp,context);
//create the command_queue (stream)
//fprintf(stderr,"clContext = 0x%lx...\n",(long)context);
//fprintf(stderr,"init_ocl_device: dev_id = 0x%lx\n",(long)dev_id);
// At least once we have gotten an invalid value error here,
// after receiving the advisory "OpenCL initialized without an OpenGL context
// (which may or may not be relevant). This behavior was not repeatable,
// perhaps because of different stack contents???
// The third arg is a properties bit field, with valid values being:
// CL_QUEUE_OUT_OF_ORDER_EXEC_MODE_ENABLE
// CL_QUEUE_PROFILING_ENABLE
command_queue = clCreateCommandQueue(context, dev_id, 0, &status);
if( status != CL_SUCCESS ){
report_ocl_error(status, "clCreateCommandQueue");
SET_OCLDEV_QUEUE(pdp,NULL);
//return;
} else {
SET_OCLDEV_QUEUE(pdp,command_queue);
}
// set a ready flag?
init_ocl_dev_memory(QSP_ARG pdp);
curr_pdp = pdp;
}
static void init_cu2_device(QSP_ARG_DECL int index, Compute_Platform *cpp)
{
struct cudaDeviceProp deviceProp;
cudaError_t e;
Platform_Device *pdp;
char name[LLEN];
char dev_name[LLEN];
char area_name[LLEN];
const char *name_p;
char *s;
Data_Area *ap;
float comp_cap;
if( index >= MAX_CUDA_DEVICES ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"Program is compiled for a maximum of %d CUDA devices, can't inititialize device %d.",
MAX_CUDA_DEVICES,index);
ERROR1(ERROR_STRING);
}
if( verbose ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"init_cu2_device %d BEGIN",index);
advise(ERROR_STRING);
}
if( (e=cudaGetDeviceProperties(&deviceProp, index)) != cudaSuccess ){
describe_cuda_driver_error2("init_cu2_device","cudaGetDeviceProperties",e);
return;
}
if (deviceProp.major == 9999 && deviceProp.minor == 9999){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"There is no CUDA device with dev = %d!?.\n",index);
WARN(ERROR_STRING);
/* What should we do here??? */
return;
}
/* Put the compute capability into a script variable so that we can use it */
comp_cap = deviceProp.major * 10 + deviceProp.minor;
if( comp_cap > CUDA_COMP_CAP ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"init_cu2_device: CUDA device %s has compute capability %d.%d, but program was configured for %d.%d!?",
deviceProp.name,deviceProp.major,deviceProp.minor,
CUDA_COMP_CAP/10,CUDA_COMP_CAP%10);
WARN(ERROR_STRING);
}
/* BUG if there are multiple devices, we need to make sure that this is set
* correctly for the current context!?
*/
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"%d.%d",deviceProp.major,deviceProp.minor);
assign_var(QSP_ARG "cuda_comp_cap",ERROR_STRING);
/* What does this do??? */
e = cudaSetDeviceFlags( cudaDeviceMapHost );
if( e != cudaSuccess ){
describe_cuda_driver_error2("init_cu2_device",
"cudaSetDeviceFlags",e);
}
strcpy(name,deviceProp.name);
/* change spaces to underscores */
s=name;
while(*s){
if( *s==' ' ) *s='_';
s++;
}
/* We might have two of the same devices installed in a single system.
* In this case, we can't use the device name twice, because there will
* be a conflict. The first one gets the name, then we have to check and
* make sure that the name is not in use already. If it is, then we append
* a number to the string...
*/
name_p = available_pfdev_name(QSP_ARG name,dev_name,cpp,MAX_CUDA_DEVICES); // reuse name as scratch string
pdp = new_pfdev(QSP_ARG name_p);
#ifdef CAUTIOUS
if( pdp == NO_PFDEV ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"CAUTIOUS: init_cu2_device: Error creating cuda device struct for %s!?",name_p);
WARN(ERROR_STRING);
return;
}
#endif /* CAUTIOUS */
/* Remember this name in case the default is not found */
if( first_cuda_dev_name == NULL )
first_cuda_dev_name = PFDEV_NAME(pdp);
/* Compare this name against the default name set in
* the environment, if it exists...
*/
if( default_cuda_dev_name != NULL && ! default_cuda_dev_found ){
if( !strcmp(PFDEV_NAME(pdp),default_cuda_dev_name) )
default_cuda_dev_found=1;
}
SET_PFDEV_PLATFORM(pdp,cpp);
SET_PFDEV_CUDA_INFO( pdp, getbuf(sizeof(Cuda_Dev_Info)) );
SET_PFDEV_CUDA_DEV_INDEX(pdp,index);
SET_PFDEV_CUDA_DEV_PROP(pdp,deviceProp);
SET_PFDEV_CUDA_RNGEN(pdp,NULL);
if( comp_cap >= 20 ){
SET_PFDEV_MAX_DIMS(pdp,3);
} else {
SET_PFDEV_MAX_DIMS(pdp,2);
}
//set_cuda_device(pdp); // is this call just so we can call cudaMalloc?
PF_FUNC_NAME(set_device)(QSP_ARG pdp); // is this call just so we can call cudaMalloc?
// address set to NULL says use custom allocator - see dobj/makedobj.c
// BUG?? with pdp we may not need the DA_ flag???
sprintf(area_name,"%s.%s",PLATFORM_NAME(cpp),name_p);
ap = pf_area_init(QSP_ARG area_name,NULL,0,
MAX_CUDA_GLOBAL_OBJECTS,DA_CUDA_GLOBAL,pdp);
if( ap == NO_AREA ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,
"init_cu2_device: error creating global data area %s",area_name);
WARN(ERROR_STRING);
}
// g++ won't take this line!?
SET_AREA_CUDA_DEV(ap,pdp);
//set_device_for_area(ap,pdp);
SET_PFDEV_AREA(pdp,PFDEV_GLOBAL_AREA_INDEX,ap);
/* We used to declare a heap for constant memory here,
* but there wasn't much of a point because:
* Constant memory can't be allocated, rather it is declared
* in the .cu code, and placed by the compiler as it sees fit.
* To have objects use this, we would have to declare a heap and
* manage it ourselves...
* There's only 64k, so we should be sparing...
* We'll try this later...
*/
/* Make up another area for the host memory
* which is locked and mappable to the device.
* We don't allocate a pool here, but do it as needed...
*/
//strcpy(area_name,name_p);
//strcat(area_name,"_host");
sprintf(area_name,"%s.%s_host",PLATFORM_NAME(cpp),name_p);
ap = pf_area_init(QSP_ARG area_name,(u_char *)NULL,0,MAX_CUDA_MAPPED_OBJECTS,
DA_CUDA_HOST,pdp);
if( ap == NO_AREA ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,
"init_cu2_device: error creating host data area %s",area_name);
ERROR1(ERROR_STRING);
}
SET_AREA_CUDA_DEV(ap, pdp);
//cuda_data_area[index][CUDA_HOST_AREA_INDEX] = ap;
SET_PFDEV_AREA(pdp,PFDEV_HOST_AREA_INDEX,ap);
/* Make up another psuedo-area for the mapped host memory;
* This is the same memory as above, but mapped to the device.
* In the current implementation, we create objects in the host
* area, and then automatically create an alias on the device side.
* There is a BUG in that by having this psuedo area in the data
* area name space, a user could select it as the data area and
* then try to create an object. We will detect this in make_dobj,
* and complain.
*/
//strcpy(area_name,name_p);
//strcat(area_name,"_host_mapped");
sprintf(area_name,"%s.%s_host_mapped",PLATFORM_NAME(cpp),name_p);
ap = pf_area_init(QSP_ARG area_name,(u_char *)NULL,0,MAX_CUDA_MAPPED_OBJECTS,
DA_CUDA_HOST_MAPPED,pdp);
if( ap == NO_AREA ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,
"init_cu2_device: error creating host-mapped data area %s",area_name);
ERROR1(ERROR_STRING);
}
SET_AREA_CUDA_DEV(ap,pdp);
//cuda_data_area[index][CUDA_HOST_MAPPED_AREA_INDEX] = ap;
SET_PFDEV_AREA(pdp,PFDEV_HOST_MAPPED_AREA_INDEX,ap);
// We don't change the data area by default any more when initializing...
/* Restore the normal area */
//set_data_area(PFDEV_AREA(pdp,PFDEV_GLOBAL_AREA_INDEX));
if( verbose ){
sprintf(ERROR_STRING,"init_cu2_device %d DONE",index);
advise(ERROR_STRING);
}
}