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mejlango
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access violation aticaldd.dll

Hello all,

I would like to ask for a help with access violation while running application. Building the OpenCL code in function:

cl_int status = clBuildProgram(program, devicesCount, devices, options, NULL, NULL);

generates Unhandled exception at 0x692EE6FA (aticaldd.dll) in sylog.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00000008.

When line

     removed++; //BUG ?!?

is commented out, the application runs correctly.

OpenCL program:

__kernel void Equation( __constant int* neqs,

                                                            __global int* nsolsvars,

                                                            __global int* solsvars,

                                                            __constant int* matrixnvars,

                                                            __global int* matrix,

                                                            __global int* tmpMem,

                                                            __global int* outNsolsvars,

                                                            __global int* outSolsvars,

                                                            __global int* newBanCounts)

{

    uint tid = get_global_id(0);

          if(tid >= *neqs)

                    return;

 

          int* _sols;

          int* _vars;

          int* pSol;

          __global int* banned;

          __global int* toRemove;

          int removed = 0;

          int iban = -2;

          __global int* banptr;

          __global int* _Xn;

          __global int* _Yn;

          removed++;

          removed--;

 

          // Parse nsolsvars

          int _nsols = nsolsvars[tid*2];

          int _nvars = nsolsvars[(tid*2)+1];

          // Parse solsvars

          int solsvarsOffset = 0;

          for (int i = 0; i < tid; i++)

                    solsvarsOffset += (nsolsvars[2*i] * nsolsvars[(2*i)+1]) + nsolsvars[(2*i)+1];

 

          _vars = solsvars[solsvarsOffset];

          _sols = solsvars[solsvarsOffset + _nvars];

          // Parse tmpMem: Assign pointer's address at allocated memory: banned, toRemove, _Xn, _Yn

          int tmpMemOffset = 0;

          for(int i = 0; i < tid; i++)

                    tmpMemOffset += nsolsvars[2*i] + (4*nsolsvars[(2*i)+1]*nsolsvars[(2*i)+1]) + (2*(2*(*matrixnvars) + 1));

          toRemove= tmpMem + tmpMemOffset + 0;

          banned          = tmpMem + tmpMemOffset + _nsols;

          _Xn                    = tmpMem + tmpMemOffset + _nsols + (4*_nvars*_nvars);

          _Yn                    = tmpMem + tmpMemOffset + _nsols + (4*_nvars*_nvars) + (2*(*matrixnvars) + 1);

          for(int i = 0; i < 4*_nvars*_nvars; i++)

                    banned = -1;

          pSol = _sols;

          for (int sol = 0; sol < _nsols; sol++, pSol+=_nvars)

          {

                    toRemove[sol] = 0;

                    for (int i = 0; toRemove[sol] == 0 && i < _nvars; i++)

                    {

                              banptr = banned + i * (_nvars+1) * 4 + 2*pSol;

                              for (int j = i; j < _nvars; j++, banptr+=4)

                              {

                                        if (banptr[pSol] < 0)

                                        {

                                                  removed++; //BUG ?!?

                                        }

                              }

                    }

                    if(removed > 0)

                              return;

                    //TODO: ...

          }

}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Configuration

Win7 x64

Catalyst Version: 12.7

Catalyst Control Center Version: 2012.0704.122.388

StreamSDK v2.8 win64

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Do I missing something, or is it a bug?


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