Announcing PAPI-7.0.0 release
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Giuseppe Congiu
Nov 16, 2022, 2:20:20 AM11/16/22
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Dear PAPI users,
The latest PAPI version, 7.0.0, is now available for download at https://bitbucket.org/icl/papi/wiki/PAPI-Releases.
This release of PAPI offers several new components, including "intel_gpu" with monitoring capabilities on Intel GPUs; "sysdetect" (along with a new user API) for detecting details of the available hardware on a given compute system; a significant revision of the "rocm" component for AMD GPUs; the extension of the "cuda" component to enable performance monitoring on NVIDIA's compute capabilities 7.0 and beyond. Furthermore, PAPI 7.0.0 ships with a standalone "libsde" library and a new C++ API for software developers to define software-defined events from within their applications.
Sincerely,
The PAPI team
The latest PAPI version, 7.0.0, is now available for download at https://bitbucket.org/icl/papi/wiki/PAPI-Releases.
This release of PAPI offers several new components, including "intel_gpu" with monitoring capabilities on Intel GPUs; "sysdetect" (along with a new user API) for detecting details of the available hardware on a given compute system; a significant revision of the "rocm" component for AMD GPUs; the extension of the "cuda" component to enable performance monitoring on NVIDIA's compute capabilities 7.0 and beyond. Furthermore, PAPI 7.0.0 ships with a standalone "libsde" library and a new C++ API for software developers to define software-defined events from within their applications.
This release is the result of efforts from many people. The PAPI team would like to express special Thanks to Vince Weaver, Stephane Eranian (for libpfm4), William Cohen, Steve Kaufmann, Peinan Zhang, John Rodgers, Yamada Masahiko, Thomas Richter, and Phil Mucci.
Sincerely,
The PAPI team
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