OpenMP Tools Interface Example Tool: ompt-printf

Description

This tool is a simple example of how to use the OpenMP Tools Interface (OMPT) to collect information about the execution of an OpenMP program.

The OpenMP Tools Interface is part of the OpenMP standard since version 5.0 and allows programs like performance and correctness tools to collect information such as parallel regions, tasking, worksharing, offloading and more. More information can be found in the documentation.

This tool implements the callback-based part of the OMPT interface. The tool is registered through the standardised ompt_start_tool function:

c++ extern "C" ompt_start_tool_result_t * ompt_start_tool( unsigned int omp_version, const char* runtime_version )

Here, we decide between three different modes of operation, which can be controlled via the environment variable OMPT_PRINTF_MODE:

| Mode | Description | |------|-----------------------------------------| | 0 | Disable the tool entirely | | 1 | Enable tool, but print no information | | 2 | Print all events, but without arguments | | 3 | Print all events with arguments |

These modes are implemented via C++ templates. This should keep the overhead of the tool as low as possible when choosing between the different modes. By default, the tool is built with mode 2.

Requirements

These are the requirements to build the tool with the available build system. The library can also be built manually, but is not covered here.

• CMake 3.10 or newer
• A C++17 compliant compiler
• An OpenMP runtime supporting the OMPT interface (e.g. LLVM/Clang, oneAPI, NVHPC, ...)
• CMake will only check the presence of the omp-tools.h header file. Actual runtime support is not checked.

Build the library

The library can easily be built with CMake. On a checked-out or downloaded copy, simply run the following commands:

bash $ cmake -S . -B build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCOMPILER_TOOLCHAIN=[your-vendor] $ cmake --build build

The COMPILER_TOOLCHAIN variable is used in favor of setting the compiler manually via CMAKE_C_COMPILER and CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER, to ensure that additional flags some compilers (like NVHPC) require are set correctly. find_package( OpenMP ) is not sufficient in this case.

The following vendors are supported and set these flags:

| Vendor | C Compiler | C++ Compiler | CFLAGS | CXXFLAGS | LDFLAGS | |----------|------------|--------------|-------------|-------------|-------------| | GNU | gcc | g++ | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | | Clang | clang | clang++ | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | | NVHPC | nvc | nvc++ | -mp=ompt | -mp=ompt | -mp=ompt | | AMDClang | amdclang | amdclang++ | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | | AOCC | clang | clang++ | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | | Intel | icc | icpc | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | | oneAPI | icx | icpx | -fiopenmp | -fiopenmp | -fiopenmp | | Cray | cc | CC | -fopenmp | -fopenmp | -fopenmp |

After building the library, the tool can be used with the environment variable OMP_TOOL_LIBRARIES. Please note that NVHPC requires adding -mp=ompt when building a program since this affects code generation and the linked OpenMP library.

Controlling the tool

ompt-printf implements the ompt_callback_control_tool callback using the default commands specified in the OpenMP standard. An application can use omp_control_tool to control the device tracing interface with the following options:

| Command | Modifier | Effect | |--------------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| | omp_control_tool_start | (ignored) | Starts device tracing on all initialized devices. | | omp_control_tool_flush | (ignored) | Flushes all device tracing buffers. | | omp_control_tool_pause | true to pause, false to unpause | Pauses device tracing on all initialized devices. | | omp_control_tool_end | (ignored) | Stops device tracing on all initialized devices. |

These options will only affect devices which have been fully initialized and support the device tracing interface. The remainder of the tool will not be affected by these commands.

Example

Here is an example on building a program with the tool enabled (Clang 17.0.6, Arch Linux): bash $ cat my-openmp-example.c int main( void ) { #pragma omp parallel {} return 0; } $ export OMP_TOOL_LIBRARIES=$(pwd)/build/src/libompt-printf.so $ clang -fopenmp my-openmp-example.c -o my-openmp-example $ OMP_NUM_THREADS=2 ./my-openmp-example [-1][ompt_start_tool] omp_version = 201611 | runtime_version = LLVM OMP version: 5.0.20140926 [-1][tool_initialize] lookup = 0x77bdfa723820 | initial_device_num = 0 | tool_data = 0x77bdfa666428 [-1][tool_initialize] thread_begin = always [-1][tool_initialize] thread_end = always [-1][tool_initialize] parallel_begin = always [-1][tool_initialize] parallel_end = always [-1][tool_initialize] task_create = always [-1][tool_initialize] task_schedule = always [-1][tool_initialize] implicit_task = always [-1][tool_initialize] sync_region_wait = always [-1][tool_initialize] mutex_released = always [-1][tool_initialize] dependences = always [-1][tool_initialize] task_dependence = always [-1][tool_initialize] work = always [-1][tool_initialize] masked = always [-1][tool_initialize] sync_region = always [-1][tool_initialize] lock_init = always [-1][tool_initialize] lock_destroy = always [-1][tool_initialize] mutex_acquire = always [-1][tool_initialize] mutex_acquired = always [-1][tool_initialize] nest_lock = always [-1][tool_initialize] flush = always [-1][tool_initialize] cancel = always [-1][tool_initialize] reduction = always [-1][tool_initialize] dispatch = always [-1][tool_initialize] device_initialize = always [-1][tool_initialize] device_finalize = always [-1][tool_initialize] device_load = always [-1][tool_initialize] device_unload = never [-1][tool_initialize] target_emi = always [-1][tool_initialize] target_map_emi = never [-1][tool_initialize] target_data_op_emi = always [-1][tool_initialize] target_submit_emi = always [0][callback_thread_begin] thread_type = initial | thread_data = 0x624479fb3808 [0][callback_implicit_task] endpoint = begin | parallel_data->value = 0 (0x624479faef20) | task_data->value = 555000001 (0x624479faf840) | actual_parallelism = 1 | index = 1 | flags = initial [0][callback_parallel_begin] encountering_task_data->value = 555000001 (0x624479faf840) | encountering_task_frame = 0x624479faf828 | parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x7ffe86f3cb00) | requested_parallelism = 2 | flags = runtime_team | codeptr_ra = 0x624479026166 [0][callback_implicit_task] endpoint = begin | parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x624479fafb20) | task_data->value = 555000002 (0x624479fb0f00) | actual_parallelism = 2 | index = 0 | flags = implicit [0][callback_sync_region] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = begin | parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x624479fafb20) | task_data->value = 555000002 (0x624479fb0f00) | codeptr_ra = 0x624479026166 [0][callback_sync_region_wait] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = begin | parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x624479fafb20) | task_data->value = 555000002 (0x624479fb0f00) | codeptr_ra = 0x624479026166 [1][callback_thread_begin] thread_type = worker | thread_data = 0x624479fbba88 [1][callback_implicit_task] endpoint = begin | parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x624479fafb20) | task_data->value = 555000003 (0x624479fb1040) | actual_parallelism = 2 | index = 1 | flags = implicit [1][callback_sync_region] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = begin | parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x624479fafb20) | task_data->value = 555000003 (0x624479fb1040) | codeptr_ra = (nil) [1][callback_sync_region_wait] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = begin | parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x624479fafb20) | task_data->value = 555000003 (0x624479fb1040) | codeptr_ra = (nil) [0][callback_sync_region_wait] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = end | parallel_data->value = 666666666 ((nil)) | task_data->value = 555000002 (0x624479fb0f00) | codeptr_ra = 0x624479026166 [0][callback_sync_region] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = end | parallel_data->value = 666666666 ((nil)) | task_data->value = 555000002 (0x624479fb0f00) | codeptr_ra = 0x624479026166 [0][callback_implicit_task] endpoint = end | parallel_data->value = 666666666 ((nil)) | task_data->value = 555000002 (0x624479fb0f00) | actual_parallelism = 2 | index = 0 | flags = implicit [0][callback_parallel_end] parallel_data->value = 666000001 (0x624479fafb20) | encountering_task_data->value = 555000001 (0x624479faf840) | flags = runtime_team | codeptr_ra = 0x624479026166 [0][callback_implicit_task] endpoint = end | parallel_data->value = 0 (0x624479faef20) | task_data->value = 555000001 (0x624479faf840) | actual_parallelism = 0 | index = 1 | flags = initial [0][callback_thread_end] thread_data = 0x624479fb3808 [1][callback_sync_region_wait] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = end | parallel_data->value = 666666666 ((nil)) | task_data->value = 555000003 (0x624479fbba90) | codeptr_ra = (nil) [1][callback_sync_region] kind = barrier_implicit | endpoint = end | parallel_data->value = 666666666 ((nil)) | task_data->value = 555000003 (0x624479fbba90) | codeptr_ra = (nil) [1][callback_implicit_task] endpoint = end | parallel_data->value = 666666666 ((nil)) | task_data->value = 555000003 (0x624479fbba90) | actual_parallelism = 0 | index = 1 | flags = implicit [1][callback_thread_end] thread_data = 0x624479fbba88 [0][tool_finalize] tool_data = 0x77bdfa666428