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Revert "Remove RMM/RAFT dependencies, Part 1 (#195)" - #213
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WalkthroughThe change replaces direct CUDA stream management with RAFT-backed handles, adopts RMM for GPU device identifiers and buffers, adds partitioned cross-memory inference, updates Python and C++ APIs, and removes ChangesGPU resource and build integration
C++ handle and inference path
Python handle API and bindings
CUDA dependency cleanup
Priority: ⚪ Not assessed Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Current GPU inference paths can crash or fail for documented default-handle usage, cross-device handles, and a zero chunk size. The public handle also breaks the enforced documentation contract, so these issues should be fixed before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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nvforest::handle_tcontract.Add Doxygen documentation for the type, constructors, and synchronization methods. State that the GPU implementation borrows a
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In `@cpp/include/nvforest/forest_model.hpp`:
- Line 211: Validate that specified_chunk_size, when provided, is nonzero in the
cross-memory handle_t overload before computing partition_size or calling
detail::ceildiv. Reject the zero value early while preserving existing behavior
for omitted and positive chunk sizes.
In `@cpp/include/nvforest/handle.hpp`:
- Line 17: Update nvforest::handle_t to require a valid raft::handle_t const&
instead of accepting a nullable pointer, and store/reference it without allowing
null construction. Update the public GPU forest_model::predict example to
construct and pass a valid RAFT handle, ensuring get_next_usable_stream(),
get_stream_pool_size(), and synchronize() always operate on a valid handle.
In `@python/nvforest/nvforest/detail/forest_inference.pyx`:
- Line 284: Update ForestInference_impl initialization around self.handle so the
RAFT handle’s stream is created or validated for the requested device_id before
native model import. Ensure a stream from another GPU cannot reach the importer;
raise ValueError on a device mismatch or construct the Handle under device_id.
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In `@cpp/include/nvforest/handle.hpp`:
- Line 16: Add Doxygen documentation to the public nvforest::handle_t struct,
its constructors, and synchronization methods. Document that the GPU
implementation borrows a raft::handle_t, specify the required lifetime
relationship, and state the GPU-context and thread-safety requirements without
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| copy<detail::DEBUG_ENABLED>(output, buffer_out, 0, 0, buffer_out.size(), stream); | ||
| auto partition_size = | ||
| std::max(detail::ceildiv(row_count, handle.get_usable_stream_count()), | ||
| specified_chunk_size.value_or(MAX_CHUNK_SIZE) * MIN_CHUNKS_PER_PARTITION); |
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Reject specified_chunk_size == 0 before partition arithmetic.
In the cross-memory handle_t overload, row_count == 0 and specified_chunk_size == 0 make partition_size zero. The next detail::ceildiv(row_count, partition_size) performs division and remainder by zero because ceildiv has no guard. Reject zero before this calculation.
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specified_chunk_size, when provided, is nonzero in the cross-memory handle_t
overload before computing partition_size or calling detail::ceildiv. Reject the
zero value early while preserving existing behavior for omitted and positive
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| namespace nvforest { | ||
| #ifdef NVFOREST_ENABLE_GPU | ||
| struct handle_t { | ||
| handle_t(raft::handle_t const* handle_ptr = nullptr) : raft_handle_{handle_ptr} {} |
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Require a valid raft::handle_t on GPU builds.
nvforest::handle_t{} is used in the public GPU forest_model::predict example, but line 17 stores a null pointer. get_next_usable_stream(), get_stream_pool_size(), and synchronize() then dereference it. Remove the nullable constructor and require construction from raft::handle_t const&; update the example to pass a valid RAFT handle.
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In `@cpp/include/nvforest/handle.hpp` at line 17, Update nvforest::handle_t to
require a valid raft::handle_t const& instead of accepting a nullable pointer,
and store/reference it without allowing null construction. Update the public GPU
forest_model::predict example to construct and pass a valid RAFT handle,
ensuring get_next_usable_stream(), get_stream_pool_size(), and synchronize()
always operate on a valid handle.
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| f"but device_id is {device_id}" | ||
| ) | ||
| self.stream = stream | ||
| self.handle = Handle() if handle is None else handle |
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rapidsai nvforest forest_inference.pyx Handle device_id
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In the nvForest library, the device_id parameter is used to specify which NVIDIA GPU to use for loading and executing tree inference [1][2][3]. When running on a system with multiple GPUs, passing an integer to device_id allows you to select a specific device [2][3]. Regarding the Python implementation in forest_inference.pyx: 1. Usage: The device_id parameter is exposed in functions such as load_model [1][4]. When device="gpu" is selected, device_id determines the target GPU [1][2][3]. If set to None (the default), it typically relies on the current device or auto-selection logic [1][4]. For CPU execution, the device_id parameter is ignored [1][4]. 2. Technical Context: The forest_inference.pyx file handles the Cython-level interop between Python and the underlying C++ library [5]. Recent architectural changes have refactored the handling of device resources, moving from older raft_proto implementations toward using raft::handle_t or device_resources to manage streams and GPU contexts [5][6]. 3. Development Trends: The library has seen active development regarding how handles and devices are managed. Specifically, forest_inference.pyx has been updated to improve the safety and reliability of passing these handles between Python and C++ [5][7]. If you are encountering issues related to device_id or handle management, it may be related to these recent transitions in the library's internal resource management [8][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/nvforest/stable/python_api/
- 2: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/nvforest/stable/getting_started/
- 3: https://docs.nvidia.com/nvforest/26.10/getting_started/
- 4: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/nvforest/nightly/python_api/
- 5: GitHub pull request 102 in rapidsai/nvforest (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: GitHub issue 8351 in rapidsai/cuml (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: 61d28da
- 8: GitHub issue 158 in rapidsai/nvforest (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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In CUDA, a kernel launch will fail if it is issued to a stream that is not associated with the current device [1][2]. When you call cudaSetDevice, you set the device for the calling host thread; subsequently, any kernels launched from that thread are executed on that device [3][4]. Because streams are created in association with the specific device that was current at the time of their creation, attempting to launch a kernel into a stream associated with a different device while another device is "current" triggers a failure [1][2]. To resolve this, ensure that the stream you are using is associated with the device that is currently set as active for the host thread [1][2]. Key points regarding device and stream affinity: 1. Device Association: When a stream is created (e.g., via cudaStreamCreate), it is bound to the device that is active at that moment [1][2]. 2. Current Device: The cudaSetDevice function changes the current device for the host thread, but it does not change the association of already created streams [1][2]. 3. Kernel Launches: You must ensure that the device associated with the target stream matches the device currently set for the host thread before launching a kernel [1][2]. 4. Exceptions: Memory copies (cudaMemcpyAsync) and cudaStreamWaitEvent are exceptions to this rule and can succeed even if the stream is associated with a device different from the current device [1][2]. Example of the error scenario: cudaSetDevice(0); cudaStream_t s0; cudaStreamCreate(&s0); // Stream s0 is associated with device 0 cudaSetDevice(1); // Attempting to launch into s0 here will fail because the current device is now 1 MyKernel<<<...>>>(..., s0);
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- 1: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.2.1/cuda-programming-guide/03-advanced/multi-gpu-systems.html
- 2: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-programming-guide/03-advanced/multi-gpu-systems.html
- 3: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.2.1/cuda-runtime-api/group__CUDART__DEVICE.html
- 4: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/12.3.2/cuda-runtime-api/group__CUDART__DEVICE.html
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In the pylibraft API, the class corresponding to resource management is pylibraft.common.DeviceResources [1][2]. While some earlier or related C++ RAFT codebases use a handle_t class with a get_device() method [3], pylibraft.common.DeviceResources does not expose a get_device method in its public Python API [1][4]. The DeviceResources constructor typically takes a pylibraft.common.Stream object as an argument [1]. It acts as a lightweight wrapper around the underlying RAFT C++ device_resources instance [1][4]. Publicly available documentation for pylibraft.common.DeviceResources lists the following primary methods [1][5]: - getHandle(): Returns the pointer to the underlying raft::device_resources instance as a size_t [1][4]. - sync(): Synchronizes the stream set for the instance [1][4]. There is no device_id parameter in the DeviceResources constructor, nor is there a get_device method in the public pylibraft Python interface [1][4]. If you require device information, you would typically use standard CUDA Python libraries (such as cupy.cuda.Device or torch.cuda.current_device()) to manage or query the active GPU device before initializing RAFT resources.
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/raft/stable/pylibraft_api/common/
- 2: https://docs.nvidia.com/raft/latest/pylibraft_api/common/index.html
- 3: https://github.com/rapidsai/raft/blob/4593c21455d26434ed06a36c4b962bb88cee2522/cpp/include/raft/handle.hpp
- 4: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/raft/legacy/pylibraft_api/common/
- 5: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/raft/stable/pylibraft_api/
Keep the RAFT handle stream on device_id.
ForestInference_impl passes a stream from self.nvforest_handle with device_id to the native importer. GPU buffer creation sets device_id as current, then constructs an rmm::device_buffer with that stream. If the stream belongs to another GPU, model import can fail.
Validate the selected stream’s device before import and raise ValueError on mismatch, or create the RAFT Handle under device_id.
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In `@python/nvforest/nvforest/detail/forest_inference.pyx` at line 284, Update
ForestInference_impl initialization around self.handle so the RAFT handle’s
stream is created or validated for the requested device_id before native model
import. Ensure a stream from another GPU cannot reach the importer; raise
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#195 broke the cuML CI: https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuml/actions/runs/34231441404/job/102085231790
Let's revert #195 for now to unblock the cuML CI. I will try to figure out the root cause.