[ROCM] Fix undefined symbols by adding library#8446
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Thanks @mvermeulen I've also hit this problem. cc @Lunderberg |
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@mvermeulen Thank you for the fix! I had initially thought that the CI would catch a failing compile, but it looks like the CI's OSX compilation only has LLVM/Metal runtimes enabled, and not ROCm. |
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* Add libhsa-runtime64 reference. * Remove lib in library definition.
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* Add libhsa-runtime64 reference. * Remove lib in library definition.
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PR #8178 added a check for undefined symbols when the target was linked.
This broke the ROCm build because some symbols were resolved by libhsaruntime64.so which is present at execution time, but not present at link time. This PR fixes the unresolved symbol issue by linking with libhsaruntime64.so if present.