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sivahari
commented on August 24, 2024
This output is typically printed when nvbitfi could not find the injection
site. One possibility is that the profiling run thinks that there are way
more instructions than the actual injection run. Did you rerun the profiler
when you changed the input?
…On Tue, Jun 1, 2021 at 2:10 PM aarg3 ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to run a series of tests to compare the reliability of
different versions of the Matrix Multiplication. The kernels that I am
using have a parameter that allows to change the thread block size. I
performed tests with this parameter set to 32x32 and had no problems or
unexpected results. However, when I tried to change that parameter to 16x16
or 8x8 I started getting these types of results:
inspecting: voidmatrixMulCUDA<8>(float*,float*,float*,int,int)
num_static_instrs: 90
maxregs: 30(30)
Injection data
index: 0
kernel_name: voidmatrixMulCUDA<8>(float*,float*,float*,int,int)
ctas: 256
instrs: 10452992
grp 0: 0 grp 1: 2097152 grp 2: 3145728 grp 3: 278528 grp 4: 1671168 grp 5:
3260416 grp 6: 8781824 grp 7: 8503296
mask: 0x0
beforeVal: 0x0;afterVal: 0x0
regNo: -1
opcode: NOP
pcOffset: 0x0
tid: -1
Error not injected
I checked the injection file in the logs and found lines like this one in
all the injections that failed:
1;voidmatrixMulCUDA<8>(float*,float*,float*,int,int);0;28898422;0.947758577437;0.204871567272:0x0:NOP
👎0x0:15.610934:19::value_before0x0:value_after0x0
As I said, these injections on NOP instructions never happened with the
32x32 thread block size, but it happens almost 80% of the time with other
values.
Thank you in advance!
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albertorodes
commented on August 24, 2024
I checked and yes, the profiler is running and generating different results depending on the parameters. However, it is true that the block size values that generate this errors have a much higher instruction count that the ones that don't generate any.
To be specific the profiler with a 32x32 block size counts 263168 instructions (doesn't generate any problems) and with a 8x8 block size it counts 1052672 (generates 80% of "not injected errors").
It could be something about the implementation, but the instruction count difference seems too large.
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sergicuen
commented on August 24, 2024
The issue was solve using the wordaround described here: Error not injected when threads/block different to 1024 #7
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