Installing HIP SDK
On Windows, in addition to installing the GPU driver, you need to install the HIP SDK. Choose one of the two options below:
| Official HIP SDK | Nightly HIP SDK builds |
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✅ Automatic installation Installation
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❌ Manual installation Installation
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Verification
ZLUDA includes a small CUDA application that tests the loading and initialization of all performance libraries. Run it using:
zluda.exe -- cuda_check.exe
The output should look like this:
nvcuda : OK (C:\hip_sdk\bin\amdhip64_7.dll)
nvml : OK
cufft11 : OK
cudnn9 : OK (C:\hip_sdk\bin\MIOpen.dll)
cudnn8 : OK (C:\hip_sdk\bin\MIOpen.dll)
cublaslt13: OK (C:\hip_sdk\bin\libhipblaslt.dll)
cusparse12: OK
cufft12 : OK
cublas13 : OK (C:\hip_sdk\bin\rocblas.dll)
cublaslt12: OK (C:\hip_sdk\bin\libhipblaslt.dll)
cublas12 : OK (C:\hip_sdk\bin\rocblas.dll)
cusparse11: OK
The path in parentheses is the path to the underlying HIP SDK library.
Caveats and Known Issues:
- The path shown in parentheses indicates the underlying HIP SDK library, but is not guaranteed to be used. If an application loads the library from a different path before loading ZLUDA, ZLUDA will use the already-loaded library instead
cuda_check.exemay sometimes hang and not close due to a bug in MIOpen- When using the official HIP SDK,
cuda_check.exewill fail to loadcudnn8andcudnn9because the official SDK does not include MIOpen