Releases: ROCm/rccl
Releases · ROCm/rccl
RCCL-2.8.4 for ROCm 4.3.1
Added
- Add NPS=4 model
- Sort IB devices by device name
RCCL-2.8.4 for ROCm 4.3.0
Added
- Ability to select the number of channels to use for clique-based all reduce (RCCL_CLIQUE_ALLREDUCE_NCHANNELS). This can be adjusted to tune for performance when computation kernels are being executed in parallel.
Optimizations
- Additional tuning for clique-based kernel AllReduce performance (still requires opt in with RCCL_ENABLE_CLIQUE=1)
- Modification of default values for number of channels / byte limits for clique-based all reduce based on device architecture
Changed
- Replaced RCCL_FORCE_ENABLE_CLIQUE to RCCL_CLIQUE_IGNORE_TOPO
- Clique-based kernels can now be enabled on topologies where all active GPUs are XGMI-connected
- Topologies not normally supported by clique-based kernels require RCCL_CLIQUE_IGNORE_TOPO=1
Fixed
- Install script '-r' flag invoked alone no longer incorrectly deletes any existing builds.
Known issues
- Managed memory is not currently supported for clique-based kernels
rccl-2.8.4 for ROCm 4.2.0
Added
- Compatibility with NCCL 2.8.4
Optimizations
- Additional tuning for clique-based kernels
- Enabling GPU direct RDMA read from GPU
- Fixing potential memory leak issue when re-creating multiple communicators within same process
- Improved topology detection
Known issues
- None
rccl-2.7.8 for ROCm 4.1.0
Added
- Experimental support for clique-based kernels (opt in with RCCL_ENABLE_CLIQUE=1)
- Clique-based kernels may offer better performance for smaller input sizes
- Clique-based kernels are currently only enabled for AllReduce under a certain byte limit (controlled via RCCL_CLIQUE_ALLREDUCE_BYTE_LIMIT)
Optimizations
- Performance improvements for Rome-based systems
Known issues
- Clique-based kernels are currently experimental and have not been fully tested on all topologies. By default, clique-based kernels are disabled if the detected topology is not supported (override with RCCL_FORCE_ENABLE_CLIQUE)
- Clique-based kernels may hang if there are differences between environment variables set across ranks.
- Clique-based kernels may fail if the input / output device pointers are not the base device pointers returned by hipMalloc.
Known Issues
- None
rccl-2.7.9 for ROCm 4.0.0
New Features
- No new features
Known Issues
- None
rccl-2.7.9 for ROCm 3.10.0
New Features
- Added experimental support for clique-based kernels (opt in with RCCL_ENABLE_CLIQUE=1)
- Clique-based kernels may offer better performance for smaller input sizes
- Clique-based kernels are currently only enabled for AllReduce under a certain byte limit (controlled via RCCL_CLIQUE_ALL_REDUCE_BYTE_LIMIT)
- Performance improvements for Rome-based systems
Known Issues
- Clique-based kernels are currently experimental and have not been fully tested on all topologies. By default clique-based kernels are disabled if the topology is not supported (override with RCCL_FORCE_ENABLE_CLIQUE)
- Clique-based kernels may hang if there are differences between environment variables set across ranks
rccl-2.7.8 for ROCm 3.9.0
New Features
- Modifications to topology based on XGMI links
- Adding support for alltoallv RCCL kernel
Known Issues
- None
rccl-2.7.6 for ROCm 3.8.0
New Features
- Support for static library builds
Known Issues
- None
rccl-2.7.6 for ROCm 3.7.0
New Features
- Updated to RCCL API version of 2.7.6
- Added gather, scatter and all to all collectives
Known Issues
- None
rccl-2.7.0 for ROCm 3.6.0
New Features
- Updated to RCCL API version of 2.6.4
Known Issues
- None