Radeon GPU Analyzer 2.3
Highlights:
- Added support for Navi14 (gfx1012) as a target.
- Introducing support for D3D12 graphics pipelines in the command line tool's DX12 mode (-s dx12):
- Compile D3D12 graphics pipelines to generate RDNA/GCN ISA disassembly, hardware resource usage statistics, live register analysis reports and control-flow graphs.
- Target a variety of devices, independent of the ones physically installed on the system.
- Both HLSL source code and binary DXBC/DXIL are supported as an input.
- More accurate disassembly and resource usage: uses the installed driver's real-world compilation chain.
- See https://gpuopen.com/radeon-gpu-analyzer-2-3-direct3d-12-graphics/ for more details.
- DX12 mode: plug & play your custom DXC package as a front-end compiler.
- You can now generate live register analysis reports and control-flow graphs for RDNA targets.
- DX11 mode (-s dx11, formerly -s hlsl) now accepts DXBC binaries as an input (use: --dxbc).
- The Vulkan modes now report when shaders were merged.
- OpenCL legacy mode (-s cl) now supports RDNA targets.
Note: The Linux 2.3 archive is now available for download from this page. Please make sure to use the latest amdgpu-pro driver for the best experience.