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Segfault when run on example (HiGHS 1.7.0, CUDA 12.4) #21
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The segfault itself comes from here:
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Linking to HiGHS 1.6.0 works, with and without CUDA, so this appears to just be a dependency versioning issue. I tried building #17 instead but get a ton of other warnings/errors, so some amount of work would be required to get this up and running, it seems. |
Hi, thank you for your feedback! Our cuPDLP-C is developed with the mps reader of HiGHS 1.6.0 and we are still trying to improve its usability and stability. |
I too got a bunch of problems when trying to use HiGHS 1.7, I think they mostly came from the fact that HiGHS 1.7 includes a copy of this project. So, I deleted This seems related ERGO-Code/HiGHS#1694 |
Yes, sorry, I didn't think that including a modified version of |
I've modified the names of the two cuPDLP-C methods that I modified to control logging, so that the original cuPDLP-C methods are called when building the stand-alone version. The modified code has been pushed to https://github.com/ERGO-Code/HiGHS/tree/latest |
I can run HiGHS on
example/afiro.mps
after building from source. I can buildplc
without errors, but trying to run it on the example file will produce a segmentation fault.If I build with
-DBUILD_CUDA=ON
, with either of the two proposed cmake configurations, the-h
option also gives some errors that suggest that something is off:If I set
-DBUILD_CODA=OFF
, the error from-h
goes away, but I still get the segfault on the example file.Build output:
I can run HiGHS on
example/afiro.mps
after building from source. I can buildplc
without errors, but trying to run it on the example file will produce a segmentation fault.If I build with
-DBUILD_CUDA=ON
, with either of the two proposed cmake configurations, the-h
option also gives some errors that suggest that something is off:If I set
-DBUILD_CODA=OFF
, the error from-h
goes away, but I still get the segfault on the example file.Build output:
Does this ring a bell?
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