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> After searching for solutions, I came across rocgdb, a debugger for AMD’s ROCm environment. It's like the 3rd sentence in the blog post.......

• djmips 10mo ago
  to be fair it wasn't clear that was an official AMD debugger and besides that's only for debugging ROCm applications.
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  • almostgotcaught 10mo ago
    this sentence doesn't make any sense a) ROCm is an AMD product b) ROCm "applications" are GPU "applications".
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    • fc417fc802 10mo ago
      But not all GPU applications are ROCm applications (I would think). I can certainly understand OP's confusion. Navigating parts of the GPU ecosystem that are new to you can be incredibly confusing.
    • thegeeko 10mo ago
      there's 2 AMD KMD(kernel mode drivers) in linux: amdkfd and amdgpu .. the graphics applications use the amdgpu which is not supported by amdgdb .. amdgdb also has the limitation of requiring dwarf and and mesa/amd UMDs doesn't generate that ..
      • dman 10mo ago
        Do you know which one rocm uses?
        • thegeeko 10mo ago
          amdkfd
          • dman 10mo ago
            Thank you!