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Framework: automated regression testing for HIP and SYCL is needed #9093

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kddevin opened this issue May 4, 2021 · 3 comments
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Framework: automated regression testing for HIP and SYCL is needed #9093

kddevin opened this issue May 4, 2021 · 3 comments
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PA: Framework Issues that fall under the Trilinos Framework Product Area type: enhancement Issue is an enhancement, not a bug

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kddevin commented May 4, 2021

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As Trilinos is prepared for HIP and SYCL environments, regression testing for HIP and SYCL are needed.
Tpetra is already being prepared (#8938, #9090, #9086) for HIP and SYCL, but we don't have automated regression testing. Downstream packages are starting their conversion.

Kokkos has testing enabled for these environments; we can build off their environments to test Trilinos.

@kddevin kddevin added type: enhancement Issue is an enhancement, not a bug PA: Framework Issues that fall under the Trilinos Framework Product Area labels May 4, 2021
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lucbv commented May 26, 2021

This is becoming more pressing as {kokkos,kokkos kernels}/3.4.01 was just merged and mostly enables Tpetra to build with said backends (provided Tpetra PRs are merged).

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This was migrated to the Trilinos Help Desk, so this issue is now being closed.

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