You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
on the rocm-6.0.0 tag, with Fedora Rawhide and gfx90a.
There is this compile error
MIOpen/src/solver/batchnorm/backward_ck.cpp:164:19: error: use of undeclared identifier 'fdesc_problem'; did you mean 'bn_problem'?
164 | std::ignore = fdesc_problem;
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
| bn_problem
MIOpen/src/solver/batchnorm/backward_ck.cpp:160:81: note: 'bn_problem' declared here
160 | const miopen::batchnorm::ProblemDescription& bn_problem) const
| ^
That I think should have been caught in the ci.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@trixirt Thanks for informing. This is known problem, fixed in #2464. The fix will be available in further releases.
[Recommendation] When you see an issue at some specific tag/release, please do not hurry up to open a ticket. Why:
The issue in the past release can't be fixed (in that release, -- because we do not have time machine... likely)
It is likely that the issue is already fixed and the fix will be available in the future releases.
Therefore, at first please take the recent develop and try to reproduce the issue with it.
If the issue is reproducible, then please go ahead and open a ticket.
Otherwise the problem is already fixed and the new ticket will be of no use.
The exception is if you would like to obtain a patch targeted specifically for the past release to fix it; however that would be an extra work for the MIOpen team that should be well justified.
on the rocm-6.0.0 tag, with Fedora Rawhide and gfx90a.
There is this compile error
MIOpen/src/solver/batchnorm/backward_ck.cpp:164:19: error: use of undeclared identifier 'fdesc_problem'; did you mean 'bn_problem'?
164 | std::ignore = fdesc_problem;
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
| bn_problem
MIOpen/src/solver/batchnorm/backward_ck.cpp:160:81: note: 'bn_problem' declared here
160 | const miopen::batchnorm::ProblemDescription& bn_problem) const
| ^
That I think should have been caught in the ci.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: