Nicolai
Nicolai
I know this original thread is very old, but we have gotten no answer? Other than a context part missing, i have no idea how to make this work in...
Solved it. I found the shortcut for scope by holding down command. Its Alt shift p. It seems the scope for python files are source.python, not source.py
I've tested the fixes to rocPRIM and rocRAND, and the build completes with no errors, however it does produce a lot of warnings. Once done and i run `PYTORCH_TEST_WITH_ROCM=1 python...
@xuhuisheng rocBLAS seems to have more problems than just the new kernels. I can only complete the building by setting BUILD_TENSILE=false, disabling the entire generation. What is weird to me...
> After changing this line in Tensile: [ROCmSoftwarePlatform/Tensile#1165](https://github.com/ROCmSoftwarePlatform/Tensile/issues/1165) I downloaded the develop git for Tensile, changed the line you are refering to, and indeed Tensile compiles and creates build files....
I created a new docker container from scratch instead of an old one i pulled. I successfully compiled rocBLAS. When compiling pytorch i get: ``` [ 80%] Building HIPCC object...
Any update on RDNA 1?
@cabal19421 I see same behavior in pop_os 20.10, running kernel 5.9.10 and proton 5.13-4. Using a 5700xt.
Can confirm, removing “availability: true” from configuration.yaml solves it. Changing it to false still makes it not start. Re-adding it from the gui also make it not start.