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This PR fixes build after the latest RMM merge broke our pipeline (rapidsai/rmm@6646d15). device_scalar no longer accepts a r-value constructor. Replaced with common constants as inline constexpr that are passed instead of r-value constants. <!-- Add brief description here --> <!-- Add closes #ISSUE_NUMBER here, this would close the issue once PR is merged, if there is no issue, please feel free to remove this section --> - [ ] I am familiar with the [Contributing Guidelines](https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuopt/blob/HEAD/CONTRIBUTING.md). - Testing - [ ] New or existing tests cover these changes - [ ] Added tests - [ ] Created an issue to follow-up - [ ] NA - Documentation - [ ] The documentation is up to date with these changes - [ ] Added new documentation - [ ] NA
The cache-reuse rebind left one destructor check as settings_. instead of settings_->, which only compiles on CU13 wheels. Signed-off-by: root <root@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
Keep cache-reuse symbolic_done_ and main's explicit CUstream initialization. Signed-off-by: Ishika Roy <iroy@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
Crush a new user-space constraint RHS into the cached barrier workspace so a sequence re-solve can skip convert/presolve/scaling, mirroring update_linear_objective. - crush_user_rhs in barrier_transform.hpp negates 'G' rows, checks the rows presolve dropped as empty, gathers remaining_constraints and divides by row_scales. rhs_shift and rhs_update_supported are recorded on the first solve; range rows and folding are refused. - Empty rows dropped at t=0 are tested against the solve's primal_tol rather than exact zero, and an infeasible one short-circuits the next Solve to INFEASIBLE without running IPM. - The single c_dirty flag becomes dirty()/mark_clean() over separate c/b flags so further update APIs can reuse the same gate. Signed-off-by: Ishika Roy <iroy@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
…e_apis Signed-off-by: Ishika Roy <iroy@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com> # Conflicts: # cpp/src/barrier/barrier.cu # cpp/src/barrier/device_sparse_matrix.cuh
new_slacks.empty() was far too strict: convert_less_than_to_equal adds a slack for every inequality row, so any model with an inequality was refused. Only convert_range_rows destroys the RHS (it zeroes rhs[i] and moves the bounds onto the slack); artificials leave rhs alone and convert_greater_to_less negates it, which the crush already mirrors. Gate on num_range_rows instead. Verified with a QP over a G row: two successive update_rhs re-solves take the reuse path, skip presolve / reordering / symbolic factorization, and match a fresh full solve. Signed-off-by: Ishika Roy <iroy@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
The repo had no sequence_solve coverage at all. These compare every cached re-solve against a fresh full solve of the same model, so no assertion depends on a hand-derived optimum, and each asserts the reuse log line so a test cannot pass while the gate quietly rejects the model and falls back to a full solve. Models force the crush paths a one-row QP leaves as no-ops: mixed E/L/G senses, row norms seven orders of magnitude apart (non-unit row_scales), nonzero variable lower bounds (rhs_shift of -7; dropping it moves the optimum 115%), and an empty row presolve drops, covering both the feasible case and the short-circuit to PrimalInfeasible with no IPM and a surviving cache. Checked by mutation: removing barrier_presolve_bound_free_variables=0 fails 5 of the 6, all reporting the fallback. Signed-off-by: Ishika Roy <iroy@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
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presolved is still default-constructed at that point, so clearing it did nothing; the branch existed only to skip the move. Inverting the condition says the same thing without the dead statement. Signed-off-by: root <root@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
…setting The gate read settings.barrier_presolve_bound_free_variables from the solve asking for reuse, not from the solve that built the cache. Since the -1 default lets presolve bound free variables, a first solve at the default could produce a cache holding bounded_free_variables that a later solve passing 0 would then sail through and reuse. The IPM does not recover from that: a probe ran 369541 iterations with primal infeasibility pinned at 7.6e-01 and the dual objective diverging past 1e21 before it was killed. The same wrong condition also meant that at the -1 default the gate never matched, so reuse silently never fired unless the caller set the parameter by hand, and every sequence_solve run was a full solve with correct results. sequence_solve now resolves the -1 automatic default to 0, which keeps presolve off the free variables and makes reuse work without the manual opt-in. An explicit 1 is honored and simply does not get reuse. Both gates additionally require the cache's own presolve_info.bounded_free_variables to be empty, which covers the case normalization deliberately leaves open: an explicit 1 followed by a 0. Both gates, because the pdlp one also swaps in the slim user_problem_from_transform, whose rhs is zeroed and whose Q is a dummy single entry. A gate that says reuse while the other says full solve hands that husk to convert/presolve/scaling; caught as a crash while writing the test. The sequence_solve tests no longer set the parameter, so all twelve of them now depend on the normalization, and a new paired test asserts the default reuses while an explicit 1 refuses, on one model so the difference isolates the cause. Signed-off-by: root <root@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
…blished Documents why bounding free variables makes a cache unreusable, why the gate now checks the cache instead of the current setting, and what sequence_solve now resolves the -1 default to. Records the two silent bugs found in update_linear_objective while testing this -- a stale obj_constant on models with translated lower bounds, and the dropped max -> min negation -- as the next item rather than fixing them here, to keep this PR to update_rhs. Both are written up with the symptom, since each returns Optimal with a wrong objective and nothing in the log. Also writes down three things worth not relitigating: rebuilding A to reuse only the symbolic factorization is rejected, because symbolic is ~10% of an ADAT solve and ~20-30% of an augmented one; form_adat(false) restores device_AD.x from d_original_A_values on every call, so an update_A that misses that snapshot is silently reverted; and a content fingerprint is the cheap way to close the setter-invalidation gap, with compute_hash and the MIP precedent already in the tree. Corrects prepare_for_reuse to reset_iterate_state, which is the symbol that exists. Signed-off-by: root <root@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
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Upstream landed its own barrier cache, so barrier_cache.{hpp,cu} and
barrier_transform.hpp came back as add/add conflicts against the versions
this branch grew. Resolved as a union of the two feature sets:
- update_linear_objective: took upstream's body wholesale, which carries the
maximize negation (transform->maximize) and the obj_constant delta for
translated lower bounds. The equivalent local fixes were dropped from this
branch earlier precisely so they could arrive from main instead.
- update_rhs and crush_user_rhs: kept, including rhs_shift, primal_tol and
rhs_update_supported on the transform.
- Dirty tracking: kept the generalized dirty()/mark_clean()/rhs_infeasible()
in place of upstream's set_c_dirty()/c_dirty(), since RHS updates need a
second dirty bit. Both reuse gates updated to match.
- Cache handoff: took upstream's non-owning barrier_cache_t* on
linear_programming_ret_t and its deferred owned_cache.release(), dropping
the local owning std::move into the response.
- sequence_solve: dropped the legacy Python SolverSettings attribute. Upstream
registers sequence_solve as a real solver parameter, and the leftover
attribute was unconditionally overwriting the C++ flag at the end of
set_c_solver_settings, so set_parameter("sequence_solve", True) would have
been clobbered back to False. Tests now use set_parameter, matching
upstream's test_update_linear_objective.py.
test_barrier_sequence_solve.py (9) and upstream's
test_update_linear_objective.py (2) all pass.
…r switch The barrier_cache_t / pdlp_solver_settings_t externs and get_pdlp_settings existed only to let set_c_solver_settings push the SolverSettings.sequence_solve attribute onto the C++ pdlp settings. Upstream registers sequence_solve as a real solver parameter, so that attribute and the assignment are gone and nothing cimports these declarations. Cython builds clean without them. Signed-off-by: root <root@ipp1-3302.aselab.nvidia.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe barrier cache now supports RHS updates between sequence solves. It validates transformed RHS data, tracks dirty and infeasible states, updates cached solver workspaces, and integrates reuse rules across the C++ and Python APIs. Tests cover feasible, infeasible, scaled, presolved, and free-variable cases. Barrier RHS Cache Reuse
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In `@cpp/include/cuopt/mathematical_optimization/utilities/barrier_cache.hpp`:
- Around line 69-71: Address compatibility for the removed public
set_c_dirty(bool) and c_dirty() const accessors in the barrier cache API: either
retain deprecated forwarding accessors for downstream callers or add migration
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element counts only for the call duration. Complete update_rhs documentation
with `@param` entries, the warm-cache precondition, invalid-size and
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values are recorded for the next solve rather than thrown.
In `@cpp/src/pdlp/solve.cu`:
- Line 1892: When reusing a dirty cache in the solve flow around xf, preserve
the current RHS norm instead of relying on user_problem_from_transform’s
zero-filled user_problem.rhs. Populate user_problem.rhs from the current model
or pass the current RHS norm separately through run_barrier so
convert_dual_simplex_sol uses 1 + ||current_rhs|| for l2_relative_dual_residual.
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Complete the documentation for the new public functions.
Add Doxygen documentation for apply_barrier_rhs and mark_clean. Add @param entries and failure behavior to update_rhs.
Document that input pointers must remain valid during the call and must provide the required number of elements. Document the warm-cache precondition for update_rhs, validation errors for invalid sizes or unsupported cached transforms, and that an infeasible RHS is recorded for the next solve rather than thrown. Do not require a pointer lifetime beyond the call.
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Preserve or document the removed public dirty accessors.
This header is installed, and earlier versions declared set_c_dirty(bool) and c_dirty() const. Downstream callers that still use either method can no longer compile.
dirty() aggregates objective and RHS state, while mark_clean() clears both states. They are not exact replacements for every objective-specific caller. Retain deprecated compatibility accessors when compatibility is required. Otherwise, add migration notes that name the removed methods and explain the new aggregate semantics. No migration note currently identifies these removals.
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In `@cpp/include/cuopt/mathematical_optimization/utilities/barrier_cache.hpp`
around lines 69 - 71, Address compatibility for the removed public
set_c_dirty(bool) and c_dirty() const accessors in the barrier cache API: either
retain deprecated forwarding accessors for downstream callers or add migration
documentation explicitly naming both removals and explaining that dirty() and
mark_clean() operate on aggregate objective and RHS state.
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flow around xf, preserve the current RHS norm instead of relying on
user_problem_from_transform’s zero-filled user_problem.rhs. Populate
user_problem.rhs from the current model or pass the current RHS norm separately
through run_barrier so convert_dual_simplex_sol uses 1 + ||current_rhs|| for
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| // False when range rows or folding put the user RHS somewhere other than barrier_lp->rhs. | ||
| bool rhs_update_supported{false}; | ||
| // Absolute primal tolerance of the first solve, used to test rows presolve dropped as empty. | ||
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We don't need to save this primal tolerance and it should be decoupled from existingsettings.primal_tol since they are for different purpose. It is only used in empty-row check, we can localize the precision there with a much tighter value.
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Shall we better rename them as linear_objective_dirty and rhs_dirty?
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