Hello, I’m recently struggling with extracting data from [cudnnBackendDescriptor_t variantPack]. As far as I know, the only way to extract data from cudnnBackendDescriptor_t is to use cudnnBackendGetAttribute API. However, it keeps showing me same error.
void printVariantPackPointers(cudnnBackendDescriptor_t variantPack) {
void* dataPointers[10];
int64_t count = 0;
int64_t requested_count = 10; void* ptrValue = nullptr; status = cudnnBackendGetAttribute( variantPack, CUDNN_ATTR_VARIANT_PACK_DATA_POINTERS, CUDNN_TYPE_VOID_PTR, requested_count, &count, ptrValue ); if (status == CUDNN_STATUS_SUCCESS) { std::cout << "Attribute (VOID_PTR): " << ptrValue << std::endl; } else { std::cout << "Failed to get attribute: " << cudnnGetErrorString(status) << std::endl; }
}
result : Failed to get attribute: CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED
I would appreciate if someone fixes my code or point out the problem
I’m currently using CUDNN 8 version
Here are some insights regarding the CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED error you are encountering while trying to extract data from a cudnnBackendDescriptor_t variant pack using the cudnnBackendGetAttribute API:
- Incorrect Attribute Values: Ensure that the attribute values you’re passing to the
cudnnBackendGetAttribute function are correct as per the cuDNN documentation. Mismatched data types or unexpected formats can cause this error. - Missing Required Attributes: Check if you have set the required attributes like
CUDNN_ATTR_VARIANT_PACK_UNIQUE_IDS and CUDNN_ATTR_VARIANT_PACK_DATA_POINTERS correctly. If any required attributes are missing or improperly set, it can lead to the CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED error. - Validation of Data Pointers: Make sure that the data pointers you are using in the variant pack descriptor are valid and properly initialized. Invalid or uninitialized pointers can trigger this error.
- Unsupported Descriptor Combination: Verify if the combination of descriptor attributes being used is supported in cuDNN version 8. The documentation may contain restrictions regarding attribute combinations; if your current combination isn’t supported, you may need to adjust it.