intel/opencl-intercept-layer

aubcapture

jgu222 opened this issue · 4 comments

jgu222 commented

Observed Behavior

No aub file found.

Desired Behavior

aub file is expected when AubCapture is set to 1.

Steps to Reproduce

set AubCapture to 1
run apps

  • Any Intercept Layer for OpenCL Applications controls you are setting.
  • The application you ran. For large or proprietary applications, it will likely be easier to address your issue if you include a simpler reproducer.
  • The OpenCL implementation and device you tested on.
  • Your operating system, and any other relevant system information.

Some of this information may automatically be included if you attach your Intercept Layer for OpenCL Applications log, particularly if you set CLInfoLogging.)

bashbaug commented

Can you please review the instructions documented here?

https://github.com/intel/opencl-intercept-layer/blob/master/docs/aubcapture.md

jgu222 commented

I set them. CL intercept log shows the file name, but the file does not exist. Only thing works for me is to set
SetCommandStreamReceiver = 3
without using cl intercept.

*** some of log ****
Control LogToFile is set to non-default value: true
Control BuildLogging is set to non-default value: true
Control CallLogging is set to non-default value: true
Control CallLoggingEnqueueCounter is set to non-default value: true
Control AubCapture is set to non-default value: true
Control AubCaptureIndividualEnqueues is set to non-default value: true
Control AubCaptureMaxEnqueue is set to non-default value: 10

AubCapture started... maybe. Filename is: C:/Intel/CLIntercept_Dump/openclbasemark_executable.exe/AubCapture_Enqueue_00000003_kernel_bitonicSort_G_32768_L_NULL.aub

clEnqueueNDRangeKernel( bitonicSort ): queue = 1E7117DC, kernel = 009FC164, global_work_size = < 32768 >, local_work_size = < NULL >; EnqueueCounter: 3
<<<< clEnqueueNDRangeKernel created event = 1EBAAE04 -> CL_SUCCESS
AubCapture stopped.

bashbaug commented

Hi @jgu222, please note that this is a public repo.

I just tried aubcapture on my Linux NUC and I'm seeing files dumped as expected.

A few things to try:

  1. Add PrintDebugSettings to ensure the NEO controls are being picked up properly.
  2. On Windows especially, be sure you are using a build that supports aubcapture.
  3. Try Linux or a different GPU?

If these work (3 especially) we may need to file an issue against NEO. Thanks!

jgu222 commented

I tried it on a different GPU and it works. Looks like NEO issues.