RESOURCES_EXHAUSTED error

[EmilySillars]

1. When I try to run tiny_matmul with verilator,

../toolchain/bin/snitch_cluster.vlt runtime/samples/tiny_matmul/my_tiny_matmul

I get the following error:

venv[hoppip@inf-155-54-205-141 build]$ ../toolchain/bin/snitch_cluster.vlt runtime/samples/tiny_matmul/my_tiny_matmul 
[fesvr] Wrote 36 bytes of bootrom to 0x1000
[fesvr] Wrote entry point 0x80000000 to bootloader slot 0x1020
[fesvr] Wrote 56 bytes of bootdata to 0x1024
[Tracer] Logging Hart          8 to logs/trace_hart_00000008.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          0 to logs/trace_hart_00000000.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          1 to logs/trace_hart_00000001.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          2 to logs/trace_hart_00000002.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          3 to logs/trace_hart_00000003.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          4 to logs/trace_hart_00000004.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          5 to logs/trace_hart_00000005.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          6 to logs/trace_hart_00000006.dasm
[Tracer] Logging Hart          7 to logs/trace_hart_00000007.dasm
RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED; while invoking native function test_tiny_matmul.tiny_matmul; 
[ 1]   native hal.fence.create:0 -
[ 0]   native test_tiny_matmul.tiny_matmul:0 -

2. If I add LLVM to the end of the quidditch_module cmake function, yielding

quidditch_module(SRC tiny_matmul.mlir ASSERT_XDSL LLVM)

The build fails with the error:

/home/hoppip/Quidditch/runtime/samples/tiny_matmul/tiny_matmul.mlir:1:1: error: no HAL target devices specified on the module (available = [ 'llvm-cpu' 'quidditch' 'vmvx' 'vmvx-inline' ])

3. If I replace ASSERT_XDSL with LLVM in the quidditch_module cmake function, yielding

quidditch_module(SRC tiny_matmul.mlir LLVM)

and change line 24 of main.c to

              tiny_matmul_dispatch_0_library_query,

Quidditch builds, but when I try to run tiny_matmul, I get the same RESOURCES_EXHAUSTED error.

[EmilySillars]

@compor are you able to reproduce this error on your machine?

[compor]

@compor are you able to reproduce this error on your machine?

I'm back from leave, so I'll try it today/tomorrow.