[CPUFJ PR 1] Improve time-to-first-incumbent, unify solution callback publication, scaffolding changes - #1880
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Route B&B, population, local-search and reduced-problem incumbents through a single mutex-protected solution_publication_t, published from the producing path instead of waiting for population polling. One objective floor, user-space assignments rebuilt on a private stream. Cache semi-continuous presence on both optimization problems so the common no-SC path skips a device inspection. Cap related-variable construction at 2s and skip it for the fixed-variable derivative that never reads it. Affinity-aware CPU counts and low-allocation system-file parsing in the startup banner; add Highway 1.4.0, which the banner's SIMD target field reports.
The existing early CPUFJ only ran once solve_mip_helper had built the GPU problem and entered presolve. Construct it directly from the optimization problem in solve_mip instead, publish through the user callbacks from there, and stop it as soon as the main solve reaches print_version_info. Its incumbent is adopted as the early-heuristic best so the later heuristics do not republish worse points and it still reaches the initial bound and the end-of-solve fallback. Skipped on semi-continuous models: reformulation only happens inside solve_mip_helper, so the probe would search a relaxation admitting 0 < x < L.
Extract the row/bound/integrality checks into row_audit.hpp and have the benchmark validate every reported incumbent in the space the user handed in, after uncrush, rather than trusting the solver's own view. Reports print atomically so parallel lanes no longer interleave, and integer variables are required to be exactly integral. Build cuopt_static when MIP benchmarks are requested without tests, which needs BUILD_MIP_BENCHMARKS declared with the other options rather than beside the benchmark targets.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe pull request adds a C API MIP benchmark path with incumbent validation and tracing. It centralizes MIP solution publication, adds numerical auditing, tracks semi-continuous variables, updates presolve controls, integrates Highway, and revises system diagnostics. MIP benchmark execution
Centralized incumbent publication
Problem state and presolve controls
System diagnostics
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Possibly related PRs
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The solver may publish invalid incumbents or mishandle early incumbents after scaling, while the new benchmark path can record failed or unavailable measurements as results. These issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@benchmarks/linear_programming/cuopt/run_mip.cpp`:
- Line 503: Update the benchmark reporting flow around benchmark_info so C-API
execution does not emit default heuristic field values as measured metrics. When
use_c_api is true, guard those fields or represent them as unavailable using the
existing NaN convention used by the root-LP fields; preserve normal metric
population for the non-C-API path.
- Line 418: Update the CUDA initialization call around cudaFree(0) to pass its
return value through the repository-required CUDA error wrapper instead of
discarding it, ensuring initialization failures are reported before later solver
calls proceed.
- Around line 531-535: Update the cuOpt benchmark flow to check the return
status of every non-destructor C API call, including problem creation,
settings/MIP-start/callback/parameter calls in configure_c_api_settings,
cuOptSolve, and all solution getters. Reuse one status-checking helper, stop
processing and suppress benchmark-row emission immediately on failure, and
preserve destructor cleanup.
In `@cpp/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Line 311: Update the Highway dependency declaration to use the verified
immutable commit SHA 2607d3b5b0113992fe84d3848859eae13b3b52c1 instead of the
mutable 1.4.0 tag, preserving the existing FetchContent configuration.
In `@cpp/src/mip_heuristics/solution_publication.cuh`:
- Line 85: Update publish_if_better so it validates the complete solver-space
assignment—including bounds, constraints, and integrality—before assigning
best_published_objective_ or invoking publication callbacks. Preserve
publication only for candidates that pass full feasibility validation, not
merely assignment-size and objective checks.
In `@cpp/src/mip_heuristics/solve.cu`:
- Line 539: Update the early_best_objective initialization in the solve flow to
convert the pre_solve_heuristics objective into the current scaled solver space
before storing it. Derive the value from the representation-independent user
objective, so the callback’s comparisons with scaled objectives remain
consistent.
In `@cpp/src/pdlp/optimization_problem.cu`:
- Around line 308-321: Update the large-input branch in set_variable_types to
remove its dependency on handle_ptr_ and use rmm::exec_policy(stream_view_) for
both thrust::count_if calls. Preserve the existing predicates and
discrete/semi-continuous counts, while allowing the default stream_view_ when
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Check the CUDA error at startup.
If cudaFree(0) fails during CUDA runtime initialization, (void) discards the error and execution can continue to later solver calls, which obscures the root cause. Use the repository-required CUDA error wrapper.
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In `@benchmarks/linear_programming/cuopt/run_mip.cpp` at line 418, Update the CUDA
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This is a benchmark harness intended for developer use only. If CUDA was broken on the system, it will be apparent in a myriad of ways.
| settings.benchmark_info_ptr = &benchmark_info; | ||
| auto start_run_solver = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now(); | ||
| auto solution = cuopt::mathematical_optimization::solve_mip(&handle_, mps_data_model, settings); | ||
| if constexpr (!use_c_api) { settings.benchmark_info_ptr = &benchmark_info; } |
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Do not report default benchmark_info values on the C-API path.
Because use_c_api is true, the pointer assignment is excluded and the C API branch cannot populate the local benchmark_info. Its heuristic fields remain at 0 or std::numeric_limits<double>::max(), then appear in logs and CSV output as measured values. Guard these fields or expose equivalent C API metrics. The root-LP fields already use NaN to indicate unavailable data.
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In `@benchmarks/linear_programming/cuopt/run_mip.cpp` at line 503, Update the
benchmark reporting flow around benchmark_info so C-API execution does not emit
default heuristic field values as measured metrics. When use_c_api is true,
guard those fields or represent them as unavailable using the existing NaN
convention used by the root-LP fields; preserve normal metric population for the
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Intended. Again, this is a developer-facing-only benchmark utility harness.
| cuOptSolve(c_api.problem, c_api.settings, &c_api.solution); | ||
| cuOptGetTerminationStatus(c_api.solution, &solution.termination_status); | ||
| cuOptGetObjectiveValue(c_api.solution, &solution.objective_value); | ||
| cuOptGetSolutionBound(c_api.solution, &solution.solution_bound); | ||
| cuOptGetMIPGap(c_api.solution, &solution.mip_gap); |
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Check every non-destructor cuOpt C API status before continuing.
cuOptSolve and the preceding settings, MIP-start, problem-creation, callback, and parameter calls all return status codes. If any call fails, the zero-initialized solve_result_t retains CUOPT_TERMINATION_STATUS_NO_TERMINATION (0). The getter calls can also fail without writing their outputs. sol_found then remains 0, but the code still writes a benchmark row with status Other, a DBL_MAX objective sentinel, and default metric values. Apply one status-checking helper to every non-destructor C API call, including all setters in configure_c_api_settings, and stop result emission when a call fails.
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In `@benchmarks/linear_programming/cuopt/run_mip.cpp` around lines 531 - 535,
Update the cuOpt benchmark flow to check the return status of every
non-destructor C API call, including problem creation,
settings/MIP-start/callback/parameter calls in configure_c_api_settings,
cuOptSolve, and all solution getters. Reuse one status-checking helper, stop
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Again, this is a developer-facing-only benchmark utility harness. I would much prefer if you focused on the actual meat of the PR instead of wasting your time and tokens on a developer utility. I have already made this clear before in the previous review.
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We already have plenty of precedents of using GIT_TAG in the repo. This is clearer. This concern is minor.
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Validate feasibility before updating the publication floor.
publish_if_better validates only the assignment size and objective. It does not validate variable bounds, constraints, or integrality.
The CPUFJ paths in cpp/src/mip_heuristics/local_search/local_search.cu publish before population validation. cpp/src/mip_heuristics/diversity/population.cu Lines 217-220 show that external solutions can fail compute_feasibility().
An invalid candidate can therefore update best_published_objective_ and reach GET_SOLUTION callbacks. Validate the full solver-space assignment before this update.
As per path instructions: “review correctness of incumbent publication” and “objective and feasibility auditing.”
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In `@cpp/src/mip_heuristics/solution_publication.cuh` at line 85, Update
publish_if_better so it validates the complete solver-space assignment—including
bounds, constraints, and integrality—before assigning best_published_objective_
or invoking publication callbacks. Preserve publication only for candidates that
pass full feasibility validation, not merely assignment-size and objective
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| if (pre_solve_heuristics && pre_solve_heuristics->solution_found()) { | ||
| early_best_user_obj = pre_solve_heuristics->get_best_user_objective(); | ||
| early_best_user_assignment = pre_solve_heuristics->get_best_assignment(); | ||
| early_best_objective.store(pre_solve_heuristics->get_best_objective()); |
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Convert the imported objective into the current solver space.
pre_solve_heuristics runs before mip_scaling modifies op_problem. Line 539 then stores its pre-scaling solver objective after problem has entered the scaled solver space.
The callback at Line 570 compares new scaled objectives against this incompatible value. It can reject a better incumbent or replace the pre-solve incumbent with a worse one.
Recompute the value from the representation-independent user objective.
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- early_best_objective.store(pre_solve_heuristics->get_best_objective());
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| early_best_objective.store(pre_solve_heuristics->get_best_objective()); | |
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| problem.get_solver_obj_from_user_obj(early_best_user_obj)); |
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initialization in the solve flow to convert the pre_solve_heuristics objective
into the current scaled solver space before storing it. Derive the value from
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| return val == var_t::INTEGER || val == var_t::SEMI_CONTINUOUS; | ||
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| has_semi_continuous_variables = thrust::count_if(handle_ptr_->get_thrust_policy(), | ||
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| variable_types_.end(), | ||
| [] __host__ __device__(var_t val) { | ||
| return val == var_t::SEMI_CONTINUOUS; | ||
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Use stream_view_ for the large-input Thrust policy.
optimization_problem_t accepts a null handle and initializes stream_view_ to the default stream. When set_variable_types receives at least 50,000 variables, the branch asserts and dereferences handle_ptr_. The assertion aborts assertion-enabled builds, and the null dereference can crash when assertions are disabled. Use rmm::exec_policy(stream_view_) for both thrust::count_if calls.
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large-input branch in set_variable_types to remove its dependency on handle_ptr_
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Can you name any scenario in production where a handle_ptr could reach this function as nullptr? I believe that if handle_ptr is nullptr, we have much bigger problems anyways. Might as well fail loudly with a segfault that can then be gdb-attached rather than hide it with a cuopt_expects or a silent fail or whatnot.
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There are some functions in https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuopt/blob/main/benchmarks/linear_programming/cuopt/initial_problem_check.hpp
Maybe unify them?
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Why do we need C API here?
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We could put this to another file I think. We shouldn't bloat the benchmarking file.
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Do we really need that? If we need that, it means something has gone wrong on the previous problem on the same process right?
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Let's also change this decimal place to 5, so that scripts that infer metrics from logs are correct.
| cuopt::host_copy(problem_ptr->integer_indices, handle_->get_stream()); | ||
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I think we should check integrality tolerance.
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Just a nit: it is a common function that might be repeated in many places. We can reuse maybe?
| // Ogita-Rump-Oishi Dot2. TwoProduct recovers the rounding of each coefficient-value product, which | ||
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| // https://epubs.siam.org/doi/abs/10.1137/030601818 | ||
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I don't think we need a new file for this. There are various util places. Example:
https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuopt/blob/main/cpp/src/mip_heuristics/utils.cuh
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Shouldn't this be configurable via a setting?
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| has_semi_continuous_variables_ = has_semi_continuous_variables; | ||
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Now we are counting semi-continuous as discrete, does this if still hold? We don't have a differenciation between MIP and IP, but still I am not sure if we can categorize it as IP.
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This PR introduces changes to improve the latency to the first incumbent, along with a unified solution publication object to ensure user callbacks receive a new incumbent as soon as it is found.
Also included are scaffolding changes to prepare for the coming CPUFJ primal integral improvements:
Highway (SIMD library) integration + THIRD-PARTY-LICENCE changes
run_mip.cpp harness changes to log incumbents as received by the user callback
Common util functions (e.g. numerically compensated dot product)
This PR will be the first of a series of 4-5 PRs destined to merge the primal integral improvements into main.
Benchmark results are neutral. This is scaffolding that will matter for the coming PRs
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