Handle

Handle#

Handle types and functions.

miopenStatus_t#

enum miopenStatus_t#

Error codes that are returned by all MIOpen API calls.

Values:

enumerator miopenStatusSuccess#

No errors

enumerator miopenStatusNotInitialized#

Data not initialized.

enumerator miopenStatusInvalidValue#

Incorrect variable value.

enumerator miopenStatusBadParm#

Incorrect parameter detected.

enumerator miopenStatusAllocFailed#

Memory allocation error.

enumerator miopenStatusInternalError#

MIOpen failure.

enumerator miopenStatusNotImplemented#

Use of unimplemented feature.

enumerator miopenStatusUnknownError#

Unknown error occurred.

enumerator miopenStatusUnsupportedOp#

Unsupported operator for fusion.

enumerator miopenStatusGpuOperationsSkipped#

This is not an error.

enumerator miopenStatusVersionMismatch#

Version mismatch of the supplied binary data argment.

miopenCreate#

miopenStatus_t miopenCreate(miopenHandle_t *handle)#

Method to create the MIOpen handle object.

This function creates a MIOpen handle. This is called at the very start to initialize the MIOpen environment.

Parameters:

handle – A pointer to a MIOpen handle type (output)

Returns:

miopenStatus_t

miopenCreateWithStream#

miopenStatus_t miopenCreateWithStream(miopenHandle_t *handle, miopenAcceleratorQueue_t stream)#

Create a MIOpen handle with an accelerator stream.

The HIP side uses a hipStream_t type for the stream, while OpenCL will use a cl_command_queue.

Create a handle with a previously created accelerator command queue.

Parameters:

  • handle – A pointer to a MIOpen handle type (output)

  • stream – An accelerator queue type (input)

Returns:

miopenStatus_t

miopenDestroy#

miopenStatus_t miopenDestroy(miopenHandle_t handle)#

Destroys the MIOpen handle.

This is called when breaking down the MIOpen environment.

Parameters:

handle – MIOpen handle (input)

Returns:

miopenStatus_t

miopenSetStream#

miopenStatus_t miopenSetStream(miopenHandle_t handle, miopenAcceleratorQueue_t streamID)#

Set accelerator command queue previously created.

Set a command queue for an accelerator device

Parameters:

  • handle – MIOpen handle (input)

  • streamID – An accelerator queue type (input)

Returns:

miopenStatus_t

miopenGetStream#

miopenStatus_t miopenGetStream(miopenHandle_t handle, miopenAcceleratorQueue_t *streamID)#

Get the previously created accelerator command queue.

Creates a command queue for an accelerator device

Parameters:

  • handle – MIOpen handle (input)

  • streamID – Pointer to a accelerator queue type (output)

Returns:

miopenStatus_t

miopenGetKernelTime#

miopenStatus_t miopenGetKernelTime(miopenHandle_t handle, float *time)#

Get time for last kernel launched.

This function is used only when profiling mode has been enabled. Kernel timings are based on the MIOpen handle and is not thread-safe. In order to use multi-threaded profiling, create an MIOpen handle for each concurrent thread.

Parameters:

  • handle – MIOpen handle (input)

  • time – Pointer to a float type to contain kernel time in milliseconds (output)

Returns:

miopenStatus_t

miopenEnableProfiling#

miopenStatus_t miopenEnableProfiling(miopenHandle_t handle, bool enable)#

Enable profiling to retrieve kernel time.

Enable or disable kernel profiling. This profiling is only for kernel time.

Parameters:

  • handle – MIOpen handle (input)

  • enable – Boolean to toggle profiling (input)

Returns:

miopenStatus_t

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