USM P2P
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USM P2P#
Warning
Experimental features:
May be replaced, updated, or removed at any time.
Do not require maintaining API/ABI stability of their own additions over time.
Do not require conformance testing of their own additions.
Terminology#
“Peer to peer” (“P2P”) is used to indicate a “command” device either accessing or copying the memory located on a separate “peer” device.
Motivation#
Several important projects that the SYCL programming model aims to support use fine-grained peer to peer memory access controls. Two such examples that SYCL supports are Pytorch and Gromacs. This experimental extension to UR aims to provide a portable interface that can call appropriate driver functions to query and control peer memory access across the CUDA, HIP and L0 adapters.
Changelog#
Revision |
Changes |
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1.0 |
Initial Draft |
Contributors#
JackAKirk jack.kirk@codeplay.com