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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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In `@cpp/src/math_optimization/solver_settings.cpp`:
- Around line 444-480: Add explicit instantiations for solver_settings_t<int,
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Review feedback. libcuopt_client.so is installed alongside libcuopt.so with the same BUILD_RPATH/INSTALL_RPATH, and embeds the build prefix the same way (15 occurrences locally, against 34 for libcuopt.so), so it needs the same prefix_detection.ignore entry. Also cuts the comment blocks around the cuopt_client target down to the non-obvious parts: the routing cycle and the default-visibility choice. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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Applied in ae24d75. Verified rather than taking it as given — libcuopt_client.so does embed the build prefix, same as libcuopt.so:
strings -a cpp/build/libcuopt.so | grep -c "$PREFIX" # 34
strings -a cpp/build/libcuopt_client.so | grep -c "$PREFIX" # 15
Same BUILD_RPATH/INSTALL_RPATH "$ORIGIN" and same install rule, so it needed the same ignore entry.
Review feedback. The previous diagram drew cuopt_grpc_server and libcuopt as one box, which hid the fact that libcuopt.so is the shared foundation: both the cuopt Python extension modules and cuopt_grpc_server link it, and so does cuopt_cli. That convergence is the thing #1622 splits and #1804 carves from, so it should be visible. libcuopt.so is now its own box with both link edges arriving at it, and the gRPC arrow terminates at cuopt_grpc_server rather than trailing off toward the library, which misrepresented what a gRPC client actually talks to. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
Review feedback: the _gpu suffix is redundant, since .cu already means the translation unit is compiled as CUDA, and it also oversold the contents -- the constructor in there is pure host code. This restores the original file name from before the host/device split, so git blame stays continuous, and matches the pairing mip_heuristics already uses (solver_settings.cpp alongside solver_settings.cu). The two files go to different targets, cuopt_client_objs and cuopt_objs, so the object names cannot collide. Also rewrites the comment above the constructor. It sits at the line a reviewer asked about, so it was not doing its job: it now names the exact member that forces the placement, pdlp_warm_start_data_t and its nine device_uvectors, and records what would let the constructor move to the host translation unit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com>
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Moves the routing gRPC arm into `cuopt_client`, so the CUDA-free client library now covers VRP as well as LP/MIP. The routing mappers were held back because they reached into the routing engine. Measuring that reach showed it was shallow — 14 symbols, all trivial host-only accessors that happen to live in CUDA translation units: | Object | Routing-engine symbols needed | |---|---| | `grpc_routing_settings_mapper` | 8 — `routing::solver_settings_t` getters/setters | | `grpc_routing_solution_mapper` | 6 — `routing::assignment_t` getters | | `grpc_routing_problem_mapper` | 0 | | `grpc_client_vrp` | 0 | | `cython_grpc_client_vrp` | 0 | The VRP client itself needed nothing from the engine. Two changes free those 14: - `routing/solver_settings.cu` becomes `.cpp`. The whole file was already host code — plain accessors over scalar members — and `routing/solver_settings.hpp` pulls in no CUDA. - The six `assignment_t` accessors move to `assignment_accessors.cpp`, instantiated **per member** rather than with `template class`. A whole-class instantiation would also instantiate the device-facing members and pull CUDA back into the translation unit. This is the same split #1801, #1802 and #1803 applied to the LP/MIP settings, and it is what #1804's own comment anticipated: *"Moving the routing arm down needs those host-only accessors split out first, exactly as was done for the LP/MIP settings."* ## Result `libcuopt_client.so` grows from 2.3 MB to 2.4 MB stripped and keeps every property that makes it useful: ``` cuda / rmm / raft in NEEDED 0 undefined cuopt:: symbols 0 DT_NEEDED on any libcuopt 0 ``` It now exports the 6 routing mappers and the VRP client methods, so a routing-only gRPC client no longer needs the routing engine. That is listed in #1635 as "the only part of the split with real C++ work behind it". ## Testing - C++: `ROUTING_UNIT_TEST`, `GRPC_ROUTING_PROBLEM_MAPPER_TEST`, `GRPC_CLIENT_TEST`, `GRPC_PIPE_SERIALIZATION_TEST`, `GRPC_INTEGRATION_TEST`, `C_API_TEST` — 6/6 pass. - Python: `test_routing_grpc_serialization.py` (13) and `test_routing_grpc_client.py` — pass. The two end-to-end VRP cases skip without a server, so they were run explicitly against a local `cuopt_grpc_server` (`CUOPT_GRPC_SERVER=localhost:19555`) and both pass: a VRP problem submitted over gRPC, solved, and mapped back through the code this PR moves. - Verified the 14 accessors are still exported and that `assignment_t`'s device-facing members (`get_route`, `to_csv`, `get_arrival_stamp`, `print`) survived dropping the whole-class instantiation. ### Tests added The routing gRPC arm had almost no C++ coverage: `GRPC_INTEGRATION_TEST` held no routing cases, and of the two mappers that read the moved accessors, neither had a test — only the problem mapper did, and it touches no accessors. This PR adds two. **`DefaultServerTests.SolveVRP`** follows the same shape as the LP and MIP cases in that fixture — submit, poll, fetch, check — so routing is now exercised the same way. The problem is built in code rather than loaded from a fixture, so it does not depend on the routing datasets, and the assertions do not pin a route ordering, only that the solve succeeded and left no order unserved. **`GRPC_ROUTING_SETTINGS_MAPPER_TEST`** round-trips `routing::solver_settings_t` through the proto. Six of its eight accessors previously had no test at all. It covers the presence semantics an end-to-end solve cannot see: an unset `time_limit` must not be serialized, since the solver derives its default from absence, while an explicit zero must survive. Both were checked by mutation rather than assumed useful. Removing the `time_limit` presence guard leaves `SolveVRP` passing — it sets an explicit limit, so it never exercises that path — while the mapper test fails. The end-to-end test is the right primary but is not a superset of the mapper test. Authors: - Ramakrishna Prabhu (https://github.com/ramakrishnap-nv) Approvers: - Rajesh Gandham (https://github.com/rg20) - Trevor McKay (https://github.com/tmckayus) URL: #1884
`to_optimization_problem()` was a pure virtual on `optimization_problem_interface_t`, so it occupied a slot in **every** implementer's vtable — including `cpu_optimization_problem_t`, whose vtable then held an entry only `libcuopt` can define. Vtable relocations resolve **eagerly at load time**, so this cannot be deferred or hidden behind lazy binding: any library carrying that vtable is unloadable without `libcuopt.so`. That blocks the CUDA-free client library (NVIDIA#1804). It is now a free function declared in `optimization_problem.hpp`, defined in `cpu_optimization_problem_to_gpu.cpp`, dispatching on the concrete type: ```diff - auto gpu = problem->to_optimization_problem(&handle); + auto gpu = to_optimization_problem(*problem, &handle); ``` Semantics are unchanged — the GPU override was a one-line `return nullptr`, so a GPU-backed problem still yields `nullptr`. Unrecognised implementations now throw instead of returning `nullptr`, since the documented fallback `static_cast`s the reference and would otherwise be UB. 5 call sites updated. **Breaking:** removes a pure virtual from an installed public header. Out-of-tree implementers should delete their override; callers switch to the free function as above. 2 of 4 toward a CUDA-free client library (NVIDIA#1801 merged, NVIDIA#1803, NVIDIA#1804 follow). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Signed-off-by: Ramakrishna Prabhu <ramakrishnap@nvidia.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds `cuopt_client`, a CPU-only library holding the host-side problem representation (parsers, `data_model_view`, `mps_data_model`, writers), the gRPC wire protocol, and the LP/MIP gRPC client. `libcuopt` and `cuopt_grpc_server` both link it, so there is one implementation rather than a client-side fork. This is the library-level half of letting a remote client talk to `cuopt_grpc_server` without `cudf`, `cupy`, `rmm` or `pylibraft`. The packaging half is not here: `libcuopt_client.so` still ships inside the `libcuopt` package, which depends on CUDA, so a GPU-free install is not yet possible. Tracked in NVIDIA#1872. Two notes for reviewers: - The routing gRPC arm stays in `libcuopt`. Its mappers call routing accessors that live in CUDA translation units, so moving it down would create a `libcuopt -> cuopt_client -> libcuopt` cycle. - Some public API changes which library exports it — `solver_settings_t::get_mip_callbacks()` and siblings now come from `libcuopt_client.so`. `cuopt` links `cuopt::cuopt_client` as `PUBLIC` and both are in `cuopt-exports`, so CMake consumers resolve them transitively; a bare `-lcuopt` link would also need `-lcuopt_client`. Verified: `libcuopt_client.so` has no CUDA, rmm or raft in `NEEDED`, and no undefined `cuopt::` symbols. Last of four steps toward a CUDA-free client library, after NVIDIA#1801, NVIDIA#1802 and NVIDIA#1803. Authors: - Ramakrishna Prabhu (https://github.com/ramakrishnap-nv) Approvers: - Trevor McKay (https://github.com/tmckayus) - Rajesh Gandham (https://github.com/rg20) URL: NVIDIA#1804
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cuopt_client, a CPU-only library holding the host-side problem representation (parsers,data_model_view,mps_data_model, writers), the gRPC wire protocol, and the LP/MIP gRPC client.libcuoptandcuopt_grpc_serverboth link it, so there is one implementation rather than a client-side fork.This is the library-level half of letting a remote client talk to
cuopt_grpc_serverwithoutcudf,cupy,rmmorpylibraft. The packaging half is not here:libcuopt_client.sostill ships inside thelibcuoptpackage, which depends on CUDA, so a GPU-free install is not yet possible. Tracked in #1872.Two notes for reviewers:
libcuopt. Its mappers call routing accessors that live in CUDA translation units, so moving it down would create alibcuopt -> cuopt_client -> libcuoptcycle.solver_settings_t::get_mip_callbacks()and siblings now come fromlibcuopt_client.so.cuoptlinkscuopt::cuopt_clientasPUBLICand both are incuopt-exports, so CMake consumers resolve them transitively; a bare-lcuoptlink would also need-lcuopt_client.Verified:
libcuopt_client.sohas no CUDA, rmm or raft inNEEDED, and no undefinedcuopt::symbols.Last of four steps toward a CUDA-free client library, after #1801, #1802 and #1803.
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