Get Kernel Binary Program Data Extension

API

• Functions

  • zeKernelGetBinaryExp

Get Kernel Binary Program Data

After a kernel is created with zeKernelCreate, the user will be able to retrieve the kernel binary program data, which is in GEN ISA format. Each valid kernel handle will provide the information required to retrieve such data. The user may then save this data to a file for disassembly and analysis. There is a 2-step process to obtain this data. The first step is to find the size of binary program data, so that memory may be allocated to store such data. This is done by providing an input storage pointer with nullptr value. After allocating a storage array of this size, the user then provides the valid size and storage location to retrieve the data.

The following pseudo-code shows how to obtain the kernel binary program data save to a file:

#include <fstream>
//hKernel = valid kernel handle
size_t kBinarySize = 0;
char *progArray;
zeKernelGetBinaryExp(hKernel, &KBinarysize, nullptr);
progArray = new char[kBinarySize];
zeKernelGetBinaryExp(hKernel, &kBinarySize, progArray);
const std::string filePath = "program.bin";
std::ofstream stream(filePath, std::ios::out | std::ios::binary);
stream.write(reinterpret_cast<const char *>(progArray), kBinarySize);
stream.close();
delete[] progArray;