Closed adayton1 closed 3 weeks ago
Looks like I need to work out some issues still.
Can we drop support for intel 19 on ruby? It is hitting an internal compiler error.
I think there's still an issue with the openmp builds on tioga, but I'm removing the draft status so I can check on the CI results.
Can we drop support for intel 19 on ruby? It is hitting an internal compiler error.
I fixed the build on tioga by removing a few of the implementations I put in that I believe were incorrect after further review of the OpenMP standard, and the build errors on intel 19 disappeared.
@adayton1 we will be updating our CI jobs soon. we will be dropping Intel 19, updating to intel/2023.2.1, and updating ROCm to 6.1.2. No ETA yet.
This is ready for review.
@adayton1 note that we do not currently have openmp target ci testing in RAJA. This is something we need to add. Have you tested this on an LC system? If so, which platform and compiler?
@adayton1 note that we do not currently have openmp target ci testing in RAJA. This is something we need to add. Have you tested this on an LC system? If so, which platform and compiler?
On LC, it seems the only CZ CI platform with OpenMP 5.1 support is tioga. These implementations work there using OpenMP for CPU threading (assuming the CI testing launches more than one thread for OpenMP tests). I have not yet tested openmp target offload.
@adayton1 note that we do not currently have openmp target ci testing in RAJA. This is something we need to add. Have you tested this on an LC system? If so, which platform and compiler?
On LC, it seems the only CZ CI platform with OpenMP 5.1 support is tioga. These implementations work there using OpenMP for CPU threading (assuming the CI testing launches more than one thread for OpenMP tests). I have not yet tested openmp target offload.
@adayton1 that's fair. As long as everything is guarded properly based on the OpenMP standard version, we should be good. It looks like you've done this.
This looks good, it should also work on the newer intel compilers IIRC, but I'm not sure we have those tied into CI for anything but sycl right now.
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