Great summary, Étienne.
Thank you for taking the meeting. The time was arranged to be convenient for Japan and Canada, so it was rather extraordinary that you came from Europe. Your English is also a lot better than my French. Je allé à l'école française, mais je oublie beaucoup.Thanks Cordell for your time, don't hesitate to complement or correct me;Upon closer inspection, I see that you wanted me to complement you. I suppose I can do that too.
There is also https://github.com/ROCmSoftwarePlatform/I think one source of confusion is that there seem to be distinct Github teams involved in the various ROCm components. I gathered some components on RadeonOpenCompute [1], and some other such as the HIP compiler in ROCm-Developer-Tools [2]. There might be other locations, I didn't manage to locate rocclr for instance. [1]: https://github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/ [2]: https://github.com/ROCm-Developer-Tools/
Generally speaking, the lowest-level components are found under RadeonOpenCompute, the middle-of-the-stack components are found under ROCm-Developer-Tools and the high-level libraries and frameworks are found under ROCmSoftwarePlatform.
I didn't manage to locate rocclr for instance.https://github.com/ROCm-Developer-Tools/ROCclr
There won't be any loops involved.Q: In which order to build the different components? A: This is still not entirely clear, but trying to package targets will eventualy reveal dependency trees (hopefully without loops involved).It's not a minimal dependency tree, but I've attached a file with the tarball URLs, build commands and packages that I used to build the first few components (up to and including comgr) on the Debian unstable docker image. I didn't isolate the packages from each other as I was building them, so anything installed in an earlier stage _could_ be a dependency for a later stage (but few actually are).
Going through the file from top to bottom defines one possible (serialized) build order. Attempting each step in an isolated environment would quickly lead you to the actual minimal tree.