The project uses resources at the Intel ® DevCloud, the Chameleon testbed supported by the National Science Foundation, the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility supported by the Office of Science of the U.S. autohecbench.py backprop-sycl -r 20 -o mandel.csvĪnd it also has options to pick the SM version or HIP architecture and aĪbhishek Bagusetty, Andrey Alekseenko, Anton Gorshkov, Beau Johnston, Bernhard Esslinger, Bert de Jong, Chengjian Liu, Chris Knight, David Oro, David Sanchez, Douglas Franz, Edson Borin, Gabriell Araujo, Georgi Mirazchiyski, Henry Gabb, Hugh Delaney, Ian Karlin, Istvan Reguly, Jack Kirk, Jason Lau, Jeff Hammond, Jenny Chen, Jeongnim Kim, Jianxin Qiu, Jakub Chlanda, Jiya Su, John Tramm, Ju Zheng, Junchao Zhang, Kali Uday Balleda, Kinman Lei, Luke Drummond, Martin Burtscher, Matthias Noack, Michael Kruse, Michel Migdal, Mike Franusich, Mike Giles, Mikhail Dvorskiy, Mohammed Alser, Muhammad Haseeb, Muaaz Awan, Nevin Liber, Nicholas Miller, Pavel Samolysov, Pedro Valero Lara, Piotr Różański, Rahulkumar Gayatri, Shaoyi Peng, Steffen Larsen, Rafal Bielski, Robert Harrison, Robin Kobus, Rod Burns, Rodrigo Vimieiro, Romanov Vlad, Tadej Ciglarič, Thomas Applencourt, Tiago Carneiro, Timmie Smith, Tobias Baumann, Usman Roshan, Wayne Joubert, Ye Luo, Yongbin Gu, Zhe ChenĬodeplay ® and Intel ® for their contributions to the oneAPI ecosystem
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autohecbench.py backprop-sycl -verboseīy default it will run a warmup iteration before running each benchmark,Īnd it is possible to run the benchmarks multiple times with `-r`:
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It can also be used to run a single benchmark: autohecbench-compare.py sycl.csv cuda.csv Benchmarks in the text file can still be runįor example to run all the SYCL benchmarks and then all the CUDA InĪddition if there are failing benchmarks in the `.json` list, anĪdditional text file can be provided with a list of benchmarks to skip Work would be required to support the rest of the benchmarks. Roughly 70 of the benchmarks for cuda, hip and sycl at the moment, more Must be provided to the benchmark binary. It works with a `.json` file containing the benchmark names, a regex toįind the timings in the benchmark output and optional arguments that As well as a basic script to compare results from two different runs. Option 2: Python scripts that help build, run and gather results from the benchmarks. Users may need to set appropriate values (e.g., `sm_80`, `sm_90`, `gfx906`, `gfx1030`) for their target offloading devices `make -f Makefile.aomp run` (targeting AMD GPUs) `make -f Makefile.nvc run` (targeting NVIDIA GPUs) Navigate to a benchmark in OpenMP (benchmark-omp) and type
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NOTE: `-gcc-toolchain` may be required for the SYCL compiler to select the proper GNU toolchain otherwise unset GCC_TOOLCHAIN `make run` or `make CC=icpx run` (targeting an Intel GPU) `make HIP=yes HIP_ARCH=gfx908 run` (targeting an AMD GPU) `make CUDA=yes CUDA_ARCH=sm_70 GCC_TOOLCHAIN="" run` (targeting an NVIDIA GPU) Navigate to a benchmark in SYCL (benchmark-sycl) and type Navigate to a benchmark in HIP (benchmark-hip) and type `make ARCH=sm_70 run` // run on a NIVIDA GPU device with compute capability 7.0
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Navigate to a benchmark in CUDA (benchmark-cuda) and type