AOMP: AMD OpenMP Compiler
This is README.md for https://github.com/ROCM-Developer-Tools/aomp . This is the base repository for AOMP. Use this for issues, documentation, packaging, examples, and building.
The last release of AOMP is version 0.7-0. Currently version 0.7-1 is under development.
AOMP is an experimental compiler that is intended to support multiple programming models including OpenMP, HIP, device OpenCL, and cuda clang. It supports offloading to multiple GPU acceleration targets(multi-target).
The bin directory of this repository contains a README.md and build scripts needed to build and install AOMP. However, we recommend that you install from the debian or rpm packages described in the install page.
Attention Users! Please use this repository for issues. Do not put issues in the source code repositories.
- Copyright and Disclaimer
- Software License Agreement
- Install
- Test Install
- Examples
- Development
- Limitations
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See the release notes in github. Here are some limitations.
- Dwarf debugging is turned off for GPUs. -g will turn on host level debugging only.
- Some simd constructs fail to vectorize on both host and GPUs.