More AMD GFX12 Additions Land In LLVM Git For RDNA4 GPUs
As noted in late November, AMD has begun enabling new "GFX12" hardware in LLVM for their AMDGPU LLVM shader compiler back-end. GFX12 is the target for next-generation RDNA4 graphics processors and that upstreaming effort has continued with more patches being upstreamed.
In recent days a number of GFX12 additions to AMDGPU LLVM have been merged. Among the latest patches are new 64-bit SALU instructions, updating the available hardware registers, new instructions, and other GFX12 pull requests.
In going through the patches I haven't seen any GFX12 details overly exciting yet, but it's great seeing this work continue for building up the GFX12 (RDNA4) open-source driver enablement continuing.. If traditions hold, the open-source AMD Linux graphics driver support will be in great shape by the time the next-generation AMD Radeon graphics cards are shipping.
Outside of the AMDGPU LLVM back-end, there continues to be new IP enablement bits landing in the AMDGPU Linux kernel driver upstream and with time will surely be more Mesa activity for the RadeonSI and RADV drivers.
In recent days a number of GFX12 additions to AMDGPU LLVM have been merged. Among the latest patches are new 64-bit SALU instructions, updating the available hardware registers, new instructions, and other GFX12 pull requests.
In going through the patches I haven't seen any GFX12 details overly exciting yet, but it's great seeing this work continue for building up the GFX12 (RDNA4) open-source driver enablement continuing.. If traditions hold, the open-source AMD Linux graphics driver support will be in great shape by the time the next-generation AMD Radeon graphics cards are shipping.
Outside of the AMDGPU LLVM back-end, there continues to be new IP enablement bits landing in the AMDGPU Linux kernel driver upstream and with time will surely be more Mesa activity for the RadeonSI and RADV drivers.
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