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fix(java): give unnamed variables and rows default names on write - #2268
Problem.toNativeProblem() passes getVariableName() / getConstraintName() straight to the native problem. addVariable() and addConstraint(Constraint) default those names to "", so Problem.write emits blank names in the MPS file and Problem.read rejects it.
When building the native problem, empty variable and row names now fall back to C<index> and R<row>, the same defaults the Python problem.py uses on write. The Java model itself keeps its empty names; only the native copy gets the defaults.
Test: re-enables NativeEdgeCaseTest.anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile (previously @Disabled with this exact reason). With a libcuopt 26.12.00a60 build, scripts/test.sh -Dtest='NativeEdgeCaseTest#anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile' fails on main with only @Disabled removed (readProblemWithFormat failed ... Bad value found for row=1 in COLUMNS) and passes with this change.
Note: a user-chosen name such as C1 on a different variable could collide with a generated default; collision handling is left out to keep the change minimal.
The MPS writer now assigns unique fallback names to unnamed or empty linear rows and columns. It uses those names consistently across MPS output sections. C++ and Java tests cover unnamed-model round trips.
Changes: Unique MPS names
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Generate unique row and column names cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp
The writer assigns fallback names to unnamed or empty linear rows and columns. It appends underscores when a fallback collides with an existing name.
Use generated names throughout MPS output cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp, cpp/tests/qp/unit_tests/mps_writer_test.cpp, java/cuopt/src/test/java/com/nvidia/cuopt/mathematicaloptimization/NativeEdgeCaseTest.java
The writer uses precomputed row and column names across MPS sections. The C++ test checks generated names after writing and reparsing. The Java unnamed-model round-trip test is enabled.
The new shared name vectors can cause out-of-bounds reads when writing MPS files for models with omitted variable bounds or out-of-range quadratic constraint indices. The common unnamed-model round trip is fixed. Guard the column count and the quadratic indices before merging.
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The title names the Java fix: unnamed variables and rows get default names when written. The changeset adds empty-name fallbacks in the native MPS writer (mps_writer.cpp), a test for them, and re-enab…
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The description states that Problem.toNativeProblem() passes blank names to the native problem, which causes Problem.write to emit blank MPS names that Problem.read rejects. It explains the C a…
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Issue #2225 requires that Problem.write on an unnamed Java model produce an MPS file that Problem.read accepts. The expected outcome is generated default names (for example C0, R0) or Java-side names …
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1. NativeEdgeCaseTest.java: removes @Disabled from anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile. This directly supports #2225. 2. cpp/src/io/mps_writer.…
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The title names the Java fix: unnamed variables and rows get default names when written. The changeset adds empty-name fallbacks in the native MPS writer (mps_writer.cpp), a test for them, and re-enables the Java NativeEdgeCaseTest. The title is specific and matches the main change. It omits the C++ writer detail, which the title does not need to cover.
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The description states that Problem.toNativeProblem() passes blank names to the native problem, which causes Problem.write to emit blank MPS names that Problem.read rejects. It explains the C<index> and R<row> fallbacks, the re-enabled NativeEdgeCaseTest, and a known collision limitation. The description relates directly to the changeset. Its described Java-side approach differs from the C++ writer change in the summary, but the description is still on topic.
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Issue #2225 requires that Problem.write on an unnamed Java model produce an MPS file that Problem.read accepts. The expected outcome is generated default names (for example C0, R0) or Java-side names before writing.
At the reviewed head (1903be4), the Java fix from the PR description is not present. Problem.toNativeProblem() passes getVariableName() and getConstraintName() unchanged, so unnamed entries reach the native layer as empty strings. The Java diff against the merge base changes only the @Disabled removal in NativeEdgeCaseTest.anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile.
The fallback is in the shared C++ writer, cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp. For empty row names it uses R<k>, and for empty column names it uses C<j>. A fallback that collides with another name gets a trailing underscore. The fallback names are used consistently in ROWS, COLUMNS, RHS, RANGES, BOUNDS, QUADOBJ, and QCMATRIX. This meets the issue's 'write generates default names' expectation. cpp/tests/qp/unit_tests/mps_writer_test.cpp adds a write/read test for empty variable and row names with a collision case.
Not verified: that Problem.write reaches mps_writer_t through NativeProblem.write. I inferred this from the Java call path. The re-enabled Java regression test was not run. The requirement is judged met on the writer code and its unit test.
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NativeEdgeCaseTest.java: removes @Disabled from anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile. This directly supports #2225.
cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp: adds shared default-name generation for empty row and column names, with collision handling. Quadratic-row naming is unchanged. This implements the write-side fix for #2225. Because the writer is shared, the behavior also changes for other writer callers, such as C API or Python callers that pass empty names. That is a consequence of fixing the shared write path, not an unrelated change.
cpp/tests/qp/unit_tests/mps_writer_test.cpp: adds a test for the new fallback behavior. This supports the change.
The removal of dead bounds guards and the clang-format changes in mps_writer.cpp are style or cleanup within the same edited code. I found no change unrelated to #2225.
The PR description still describes a Java-side toNativeProblem() fallback and a known collision limitation. That text is stale. The reviewed diff does not contain the Java-side change, and the collision case is handled in the writer. The stale text does not make any changed code out of scope.
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Could this move into cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp instead? The writer already falls back to C<id> / R<k> when a names vector is short, but writes an empty entry as a blank name. Treating empty like missing there fixes every caller (Java, Python, C API), and the writer can reuse its QCused_names logic so a default never collides with a user name such as C1.
Treat an empty variable or row name like a missing one and make the
fallback C<j> / R<k> unique against the other names, so every caller
(Java, Python, C API) writes a file the reader accepts. Revert the
Java-side defaults, which are no longer needed.
Signed-off-by: Alex Castillo <alex.castillog33@gmail.com>
Moved as suggested: mps_writer.cpp now treats an empty variable/row name like a missing one and falls back to C<j> / R<k>. The fallback is made unique against every other row (including the objective and quadratic rows) and column name, so a default never collides with a user name such as C0 / R1. The Java-side defaults are reverted; the re-enabled anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile now exercises the C++ path, and a C++ writer test covers the collision case.
Disclosure: this change was prepared with an AI assistant (Claude). The full cuOpt library (CUDA) was not rebuilt; mps_writer.cpp and mps_parser.cpp were compiled host-only with g++ and an empty-name write -> parse round trip was run (it fails with Duplicate row named '' before this change and passes after). The new gtest was not built.
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cpp/tests/qp/unit_tests/mps_writer_test.cpp: 1
289-290: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Add numerical round-trip assertions.
Use distinct coefficients, objective values, and bounds, then assert the parsed matrix, objective, and bounds. The parser rejects unknown names, but it accepts a mismatched name when that name belongs to another existing row or column. The current name-only assertions and identical values would not detect that regression.
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Review comment at @cpp/tests/qp/unit_tests/mps_writer_test.cpp around lines 289
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Extend the MPS writer round-trip test around the get_variable_names and
get_row_names assertions with distinct coefficients, objective values, and
bounds, then assert the parsed matrix, objective, and bounds. Choose values that
reveal coefficients or values being assigned to the wrong existing row or
column, not just unknown names.
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Review comments at @cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp:
- Line 524: Update mps_writer_t::write to derive the variable count from the
model and materialize the documented default bounds before constructing
column_names. Ensure the QUADOBJ loop can safely use those names when bounds are
omitted, while preserving explicitly supplied bounds.
- Around line 553-554: Validate every quadratic constraint COO row and column
index against the variable count before QCMATRIX processing reaches the
column_names lookups. Reject out-of-range indices through the existing
validation mechanism, preserving safe handling of valid indices.
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Review comments at @cpp/tests/qp/unit_tests/mps_writer_test.cpp:
- Around line 289-290: Extend the MPS writer round-trip test around the
get_variable_names and get_row_names assertions with distinct coefficients,
objective values, and bounds, then assert the parsed matrix, objective, and
bounds. Choose values that reveal coefficients or values being assigned to the
wrong existing row or column, not just unknown names.
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Supported by static analysis
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nl -ba cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp | sed -n '470,565p'printf'%s\n''--- merge-base writer relevant code ---'
git show 8b631ef3dd45efa802c2773aa2e688fc1796c285:cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp | nl -ba | sed -n '1,220p'
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git show 8b631ef3dd45efa802c2773aa2e688fc1796c285:cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp | nl -ba | sed -n '470,565p'printf'%s\n''--- data-model bounds declarations and implementations ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{hpp,cpp,h}' -e 'get_variable_lower_bounds' -e 'set_variable_lower_bounds' -e 'variable_lower_bounds' -e 'data_model_view_t' cpp/include cpp/src | head -240
printf'%s\n''--- writer callers and public bindings ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{hpp,cpp,h,py,java}' -e 'mps_writer_t' -e 'write_mps' -e 'writeMPS' -e 'Problem.write' -e 'get_variable_lower_bounds' -e 'set_variable_lower_bounds' cpp java python | head -320
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git show 8b631ef3dd45efa802c2773aa2e688fc1796c285:cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp | nl -ba | sed -n '470,565p'printf'%s\n''--- data_model_view bound storage and API declarations ---'
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nl -ba cpp/src/io/data_model_view.cpp | sed -n '55,100p'
nl -ba cpp/src/io/data_model_view.cpp | sed -n '235,270p'printf'%s\n''--- mps_data_model bound storage and API ---'
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rg -n -F --glob '*.{h,cpp}' -e 'cuOptWriteMPS' -e 'write_mps' -e 'set_variable_lower_bounds' -e 'set_variable_upper_bounds' cpp/include cpp/src/pdlp cpp/src/io | head -220
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Derive the column count when bounds are unset.
data_model_view_t allows omitted bounds and documents defaults, but mps_writer_t::write does not materialize those defaults. With a nonempty quadratic objective, the QUADOBJ loop can index an empty column_names vector and trigger undefined behavior. This path was introduced by replacing the previous direct fallback names with the shared vector. Derive the variable count from the model and supply default bounds before constructing names.
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Review comment at @cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp at line 524:
Update mps_writer_t::write to derive the variable count from the model and
materialize the documented default bounds before constructing column_names.
Ensure the QUADOBJ loop can safely use those names when bounds are omitted,
while preserving explicitly supplied bounds.
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Validate quadratic constraint indices before QCMATRIX processing.
The quadratic-constraint setters and add_quadratic_constraint accept COO indices without checking them against the variable count. For a one-variable model, rows={1} and cols={1} can reach the direct column_names[i] and column_names[j] lookups and cause out-of-bounds access. The merge-base code avoided this regression with bounds-checked C<index> fallbacks.
Suggested fix
mps_file << "QCMATRIX " << quadratic_row_names[qc_index++] << "\n";
+ for (size_t k = 0; k < qc.rows.size(); ++k) {+ mps_parser_expects(qc.rows[k] >= 0 && qc.rows[k] < n_variables &&+ qc.cols[k] >= 0 && qc.cols[k] < n_variables,+ error_type_t::ValidationError,+ "Quadratic constraint COO index is out of range");+ }
typename mps_data_model_t<i_t, f_t>::quadratic_constraint_t qc_canon = qc;
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Review comment at @cpp/src/io/mps_writer.cpp around lines 553 - 554:
Validate every quadratic constraint COO row and column index against the
variable count before QCMATRIX processing reaches the column_names lookups.
Reject out-of-range indices through the existing validation mechanism,
preserving safe handling of valid indices.
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Description
Problem.toNativeProblem()passesgetVariableName()/getConstraintName()straight to the native problem.addVariable()andaddConstraint(Constraint)default those names to"", soProblem.writeemits blank names in the MPS file andProblem.readrejects it.When building the native problem, empty variable and row names now fall back to
C<index>andR<row>, the same defaults the Pythonproblem.pyuses on write. The Java model itself keeps its empty names; only the native copy gets the defaults.Test: re-enables
NativeEdgeCaseTest.anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile(previously@Disabledwith this exact reason). With a libcuopt 26.12.00a60 build,scripts/test.sh -Dtest='NativeEdgeCaseTest#anUnnamedModelRoundTripsThroughAnMPSFile'fails on main with only@Disabledremoved (readProblemWithFormat failed ... Bad value found for row=1 in COLUMNS) and passes with this change.Note: a user-chosen name such as
C1on a different variable could collide with a generated default; collision handling is left out to keep the change minimal.Issue
Closes #2225
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