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...should arrive soon, and > I'll be using that so I can (hopefully) focus on the llvm tgsi bits > again. So the card arrived today and I've plugged it in tests/trivial/compute looks much better with this. But there does seem to be one issue (other then the atomic bits not working) : - test_resource_indirect (1, 0)[0]: got 0x2/0.000000, expected 0x3/0.000000 (3, 0)[0]: got 0x6/0.000000, expected 0x7/0.000000 (5, 0)[0]: got 0xa/0.000000, expected 0xb/0.000000 (7, 0)[0]: got 0xe/0.000000, expected 0xf/0.000000 (9, 0)[0]: got 0x12/0.000000, expected 0x13/0.000000 (11, 0)[0]: got 0x16/0.000000, expected 0x...

Hi, On 02-12-15 19:33, Samuel Pitoiset wrote: > > > On 12/02/2015 04:34 PM, Hans de Goede wrote: >> On 01-12-15, Samuel Pitoiset wrote: >> >> >>> Ok, here is a MMT trace of vectorAdd: >> >>> >> >>> https://fedorapeople.org/~jwrdegoede/vectorAdd.log.gz >> >> >> >> Hi Hans, >> >> >>

...3735928576.000000, expected 0xc1000000/-8.000000 (17, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected 0xc1100000/-9.000000 (18, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected 0xc1200000/-10.000000 (19, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected 0xc1300000/-11.000000 (64, 1): FAIL (64) - test_resource_indirect ERROR: SULDB not yet supported on < nve4 ERROR: SUSTx not yet supported on < nve4 (0, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected 0x0/0.000000 (1, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected 0x3/0.000000 (2, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, ex...

...0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected 0xc1100000/-9.000000 >> (18, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected >> 0xc1200000/-10.000000 >> (19, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected >> 0xc1300000/-11.000000 >> (64, 1): FAIL (64) >> - test_resource_indirect >> ERROR: SULDB not yet supported on < nve4 >> ERROR: SUSTx not yet supported on < nve4 >> (0, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected >> 0x0/0.000000 >> (1, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected >> 0x3/0.000000 &gt...

...000/-8.000000 > (17, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected 0xc1100000/-9.000000 > (18, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected > 0xc1200000/-10.000000 > (19, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected > 0xc1300000/-11.000000 > (64, 1): FAIL (64) > - test_resource_indirect > ERROR: SULDB not yet supported on < nve4 > ERROR: SUSTx not yet supported on < nve4 > (0, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected > 0x0/0.000000 > (1, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected > 0x3/0.000000 > (2, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadb...

...00, expected >>> 0xc1100000/-9.000000 >>> (18, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected >>> 0xc1200000/-10.000000 >>> (19, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected >>> 0xc1300000/-11.000000 >>> (64, 1): FAIL (64) >>> - test_resource_indirect >>> ERROR: SULDB not yet supported on < nve4 >>> ERROR: SUSTx not yet supported on < nve4 >>> (0, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected >>> 0x0/0.000000 >>> (1, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected >&...

...000/-8.000000 > (17, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected 0xc1100000/-9.000000 > (18, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected > 0xc1200000/-10.000000 > (19, 0)[0]: got 0x4f5eadbf/3735928576.000000, expected > 0xc1300000/-11.000000 > (64, 1): FAIL (64) > - test_resource_indirect > ERROR: SULDB not yet supported on < nve4 > ERROR: SUSTx not yet supported on < nve4 > (0, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected > 0x0/0.000000 > (1, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadbeef/-6259853398707798016.000000, expected > 0x3/0.000000 > (2, 0)[0]: got 0xdeadb...

Hi Samual, et al, In http://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/commit/src/gallium/drivers/nouveau?id=ff72440b40211326eda118232fabd53965410afd you write: "This compute support has been tested by Pierre Moreau and myself with some compute kernels." Can you provide testing instructions (and the necessary files) so that I can try to reproduce your tests ? And once I've reproduced your