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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CMake configuration separates host-only sources from CUDA-backed sources, builds the CPU-only ChangesCPU-only client library
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds a CUDA-free client library and changes its build and linkage boundaries, but one public MIP callback method may still cause consumer link failures and required RMM/RAFT header dependencies may not reach downstream builds. Merge should wait for these bounded integration issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Update: two runtime bugs found by running the suite, both fixedBuilding alone was not enough — running the tests surfaced two problems that 1. Routing gRPC arm created a library cycle. I had put it in 2. This also corrects something I stated earlier in this PR: I described the leftover undefined symbols as a deferrable gap. They were not — any undefined symbol in Test results: 119/125 pass. The 6 failures ( |
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cuopt::cuopt_client.Installed public headers include RMM and RAFT headers and expose their types.
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In `@cpp/src/math_optimization/solver_settings.cpp`:
- Around line 444-480: Add explicit instantiations for solver_settings_t<int,
float>::get_mip_callbacks() and solver_settings_t<int,
double>::get_mip_callbacks() in their respective MIP_INSTANTIATE_FLOAT and
MIP_INSTANTIATE_DOUBLE lists, matching the method’s declared return type and
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In `@cpp/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Around line 689-695: Update the public interface of target cuopt_client to
link or otherwise propagate rmm::rmm and raft::raft, ensuring consumers of
installed headers receive both dependencies despite the cuopt_client_objs
object-target implementation.
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| // NOTE: deliberately no `template class solver_settings_t<...>` here. | ||
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| // That would instantiate every member, including the implicitly-defined constructor and | ||
| // copy constructor. Those construct a pdlp_solver_settings_t, which holds a | ||
| // pdlp_warm_start_data_t by value, whose default ctor lives in a CUDA translation unit -- | ||
| // so the whole class instantiation drags a CUDA dependency into this CUDA-free library and | ||
| // leaves libcuopt_client.so with an undefined symbol. Members are therefore instantiated | ||
| // individually below; libcuopt emits the constructors via its own `template class` | ||
| // in solver_settings_gpu.cu. | ||
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| template class CUOPT_EXPORT solver_settings_t<int, float>; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT void solver_settings_t<int, float>::set_parameter_from_string( | ||
| const std::string&, const std::string&); | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT std::string solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_parameter_as_string( | ||
| const std::string&) const; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT void solver_settings_t<int, float>::set_mip_callback( | ||
| internals::base_solution_callback_t*, void*); | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT pdlp_solver_settings_t<int, float>& | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_pdlp_settings(); | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT mip_solver_settings_t<int, float>& | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_mip_settings(); | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT const std::vector<parameter_info_t<float>>& | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_float_parameters() const; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT const std::vector<parameter_info_t<int>>& | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_int_parameters() const; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT const std::vector<parameter_info_t<bool>>& | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_bool_parameters() const; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT const std::vector<std::string> | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_parameter_names() const; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT const std::vector<parameter_info_t<std::string>>& | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_string_parameters() const; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT const pdlp_warm_start_data_view_t<int, float>& | ||
| solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_pdlp_warm_start_data_view() const noexcept; | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT void solver_settings_t<int, float>::load_parameters_from_file( | ||
| const std::string&); | ||
| template CUOPT_EXPORT bool solver_settings_t<int, float>::dump_parameters_to_file( | ||
| const std::string&, bool) const; |
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Add explicit instantiations for get_mip_callbacks.
solver_settings_t<i_t, f_t>::get_mip_callbacks() is defined in cpp/src/math_optimization/solver_settings.cpp and omitted from both MIP explicit-instantiation lists. The class instantiation in solver_settings_gpu.cu cannot emit this out-of-line body. A consumer of the public method can therefore get an unresolved symbol. Add instantiations for the float and double specializations.
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In `@cpp/src/math_optimization/solver_settings.cpp` around lines 444 - 480, Add
explicit instantiations for solver_settings_t<int, float>::get_mip_callbacks()
and solver_settings_t<int, double>::get_mip_callbacks() in their respective
MIP_INSTANTIATE_FLOAT and MIP_INSTANTIATE_DOUBLE lists, matching the method’s
declared return type and qualifiers.
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With the host code now separable, this adds the target that makes use of it.
cuopt_client holds the host-side problem representation (parsers, data_model_view,
mps_data_model, writers), the gRPC wire protocol (generated protos + mappers) and the
LP/MIP gRPC client. libcuopt and cuopt_grpc_server both link it, so there is one mapper
implementation rather than a client-side fork.
Built as an OBJECT library plus a SHARED library, mirroring cuopt_objs/cuopt.
cuopt_static embeds the objects directly rather than linking the shared library, because
the internal test binaries reach parser internals such as mps_phase_registry_t.
Three constraints are worth knowing, because each of them produced a bug during
development that only surfaced at runtime:
* The routing gRPC arm stays in libcuopt. Its mappers contain no raft/rmm/thrust, but they
call routing::solver_settings_t and routing::assignment_t accessors that live in CUDA
translation units -- so putting them in cuopt_client creates a cycle
(libcuopt -> cuopt_client -> libcuopt). ldd -r does not flag it, because both libraries
are always loaded together; it surfaces only when the call happens, as
"undefined symbol: routing::solver_settings_t::get_time_limit". Moving that arm down
needs its host-only accessors split out first, exactly as was done for LP/MIP.
* solver_settings.cpp deliberately does not use `template class`. That instantiates every
member, including the constructor, which builds a pdlp_solver_settings_t holding a
pdlp_warm_start_data_t by value -- whose ctor is CUDA-side. Members are instantiated
individually instead, and the constructor itself moved to solver_settings_gpu.cu, so the
client library references nothing it cannot resolve.
* cuopt_client uses default visibility, unlike cuopt_objs. libcuopt depends on roughly 214
of its symbols -- essentially the whole host-side API -- because this library was carved
out of the internals rather than designed as a curated CUOPT_EXPORT surface. Hiding them
makes libcuopt.so fail to load.
Also moves logger.cpp into the client sources: both the parsers and the gRPC code include
<utilities/logger.hpp>.
Result:
libcuopt_client.so NEEDED: libgrpc++, libprotobuf, libabseil, librapids_logger,
libc, libstdc++, libgomp, libdl
-- no libcudart, no rmm, no raft, no cudss
undefined cuopt symbols: 0
Note that raft/rmm headers are still needed at *build* time (the CPU headers transitively
include them), which costs nothing at runtime because the device getters throw. Separating
the headers is follow-up work, and is what a standalone client package would additionally
require.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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4 of 4 toward a CUDA-free client library. Stacked on #1803. This is the payoff PR — almost entirely CMake, since #1801–#1803 did the code work.
Why
Calling a remote
cuopt_grpc_servercurrently requires the full GPU stack.pip install cuoptpullscudf,cupy-cuda13x[ctk],rmm,pylibraft,numba-cuda,scipy,pandasandlibcuoptonto a machine that only serializes protobuf over a socket.The motivating consumer is an MCP server: it imports only
Client,TlsConfig,DataModel,Read,SolverSettings— noSolve— yet installs the entire CUDA stack today.What
cuopt_clientholds the host-side problem representation (parsers,data_model_view,mps_data_model, writers), the gRPC wire protocol (generated protos + mappers) and the gRPC clients for both LP/MIP and routing.libcuoptandcuopt_grpc_serverboth link it — one mapper implementation, not a client-side fork.Both gRPC arms qualify: the routing mappers from #1597 reference no raft/rmm/thrust either.
solve_remote.cppstays inlibcuopt— it's the local-vs-remote dispatcher and calls into the GPU solver.Two build details worth reviewing
Object + shared library pair, mirroring
cuopt_objs/cuopt.cuopt_staticembeds the objects directly rather than linking the shared library, because internal test binaries reach parser internals likemps_phase_registry_t. Linking the shared library instead produces link failures inMPS_FAST_PARSER_TEST,GRPC_CLIENT_TESTandPDLP_MG_TEST.Default visibility, deliberately unlike
cuopt_objs.cuopt_objscan hide everything not markedCUOPT_EXPORTbecauselibcuopthas a curated public API.cuopt_clientis different — it was carved out of the internals, solibcuoptdepends on ~214 of its symbols (essentially the wholecpu_optimization_problem_t/data_model_view_t/mps_data_model_t/grpc_client_tsurface). With hidden visibility,libcuopt.sofails to load:Curating that would mean annotating essentially every host-side method. Open to opinions, but default visibility looks like the right trade.
Also:
logger.cppmoves into the client sources — both the parsers and the gRPC code include<utilities/logger.hpp>.Result
Known gaps
cuopt::routing::symbols still undefined — host-only accessors ofrouting::solver_settings_t/assignment_tinrouting/solver_settings.cuandassignment.cu. Same pattern as refactor: split host-only members out of CUDA translation units #1801; follow-up.solver_wrapper.pyx, and thecuopt-clientwheel /libcuopt-clientconda output all come next.cpu_optimization_problem_t.Testing
Full build + 126 test binaries, 0 errors. 111/125 pass; the 14 failures are
cudaErrorUnknownfrom a locally wedgednvidia_uvm, identical on unmodifiedmain. The GPU-dependent tests need a clean CI run to confirm.🤖 Generated with Claude Code