AOMP 19.0-0 Released For AMD's OpenMP Offloading Compiler

Written by Michael Larabel in Radeon on 22 March 2024 at 06:30 AM EDT. Add A Comment
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AMD on Thursday published AOMP 19.0-0 as the newest version of their LLVM/Clang downstream compiler focused on delivering the latest OpenMP device offloading support for their Radeon GPUs and Instinct accelerators.

The version bump with AOMP 19.0-0 comes as a result of now tracking the latest LLVM/Clang 19.0 upstream Git given the recent stable release of LLVM/Clang 18. With this AOMP 19.0-0 release they are now building against the ROCm 6.0.2 sources, defaults now not to use multiple SDMA engines, performance improvements, ROCgdb support for the GFX1103 GPU, and various other fixes.

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The AOMP 19.0-0 sources as well as binaries for Ubuntu, SUSE, and RHEL/CentOS systems can be obtained from GitHub.
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