Fix rocminfo when run within docker environments.#48
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Currently, rocminfo will fail when executed inside a docker container due to a missing ROCk module. This has impacts on rocprofiler use. However, a missing ROCk module is expected within a docker environment. Fix this by searching for the "docker" string within the self-cgroups. If it is found, we do not error on a missing ROCk module.
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All the whitespace patches should be squashed into the original patch. As an alternative idea, instead of looking for amdgpu in lspci, can the container see the directory /sys/module/amdgpu? |
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@fxkamd that directory is visible from within the container environment |
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Currently, rocminfo will fail when executed inside a docker container
due to a missing ROCk module. This has impacts on rocprofiler use.
However, a missing ROCk module is expected within a docker environment.
Fix this by searching for the "docker" string within the self-cgroups.
If it is found, we do not error on a missing ROCk module.