Preserve behavior of -save-temps on ROCm 6.1
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Problem Description
On Ubuntu 22.04 w. linux kernel 6.7.5, Radeon Pro VII.
The behavior of the OpenCL compilation flag -save-temps seems altered on ROCm 6.1 vs. all previous ROCm versions.
The expected behavior: with -save-temps=folder/
the "temps" (.s, .so, .i etc) are written to that folder.
New observed behavior in 6.1: the value of the -save-temps=something is ignored, and some temps are written to the current folder, seemingly with overwriting names (when compiling multiple OpenCL programs in sequence).
Please restore the normal behavior of -save-temps in ROCm 6.1.
-save-temps is an important debug tool that has been around for decades with the AMD OpenCL stacks.
Caveat: ROCm 6.1 has not been released yet ATM.
Operating System
Ubuntu 22.04
CPU
not relevant
GPU
AMD Radeon Pro VII, AMD Radeon VII
ROCm Version
ROCm 6.0.0
ROCm Component
clang-ocl
Steps to Reproduce
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(Optional for Linux users) Output of /opt/rocm/bin/rocminfo --support
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Additional Information
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Such files are produced when using -save-temps in ROCm 6.1:
1721610038.cl
17216100382018202180.i
3128201597.s
31282015971792522278.so
The naming disregards the value passed to -save-temps, and these names are used repeteadly such that a sequence compilation of multiple programs rewrites them and only the last set remains. Seems broken.