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WalkthroughChecked binary and unary arithmetic operators now detect overflow and arithmetic errors. Policy-aware APIs either throw ChangesChecked arithmetic
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cpp/tests/binaryop/operator_parity_test.cpp (1)
21-39: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd empty-input and sliced-column cases to both parity suites.
Both suites currently use only non-empty, unsliced inputs for the checked operations. Add at least one zero-row case and one nonzero-offset sliced-column case to each suite.
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184-184: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winGuard both aggregated error reads for
error_policy::NULLIFY.
device_scalar::value(stream)copies the device value to the host and synchronizes the stream.throw_if_errorreturns forNULLIFY, while the kernels already nullify failed rows. Guard the reads in bothbinary_launcherandunary_launcher.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cpp/include/cudf/binaryop.hpp`:
- Around line 247-269: Add Doxygen `@throw` documentation to the policy-aware
checked binary_operation overloads, covering cudf::evaluation_error,
cudf::logic_error, and cudf::data_type_error. Add the applicable `@throw` tags for
the same checked unary overload, preserving the existing policy and operation
descriptions.
In `@cpp/include/cudf/unary.hpp`:
- Around line 57-58: Run clang-format on the enum block containing NEG_OVERFLOW
and ABS_OVERFLOW so the trailing comments align according to the repository’s
formatting configuration and pass the style check.
In `@cpp/src/binaryop/binaryop.cpp`:
- Around line 55-58: Update is_supported_operation so its fixed-point branch
also validates the output scale using binary_operation_fixed_point_scale,
matching validate_binary and rejecting unsupported scale combinations before
execution. Preserve the existing type-ID and numeric-operation checks.
In `@cpp/src/jit/transform_kernel.cuh`:
- Line 67: Restructure the loop in the surrounding kernel so every lane reaches
the validity ballot, using the full warp mask with the predicate row < row_size.
Move the out-of-range row guard after the ballot and before any input or output
access, while preserving warp_compact_validity’s use of the resulting membership
mask.
In `@cpp/tests/binaryop/operator_parity_test.cpp`:
- Around line 6-17: In cpp/tests/binaryop/operator_parity_test.cpp lines 6-17
and cpp/tests/unary/operator_parity_test.cpp lines 6-17, include
cudf_test/cudf_gtest.hpp and move each fixture and its TEST_F cases into the
global namespace by removing the anonymous namespace opening and matching
closing declaration (binaryop’s closing site is line 141; unary’s is line 71).
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In `@cpp/src/transform/checked_arithmetic.cu`:
- Line 184: Update both binary_launcher and unary_launcher to skip
max_error.value(stream) and the corresponding throw_if_error call when
error_policy is NULLIFY, while preserving the existing aggregated-error handling
for other policies and the kernels’ row nullification behavior.
In `@cpp/tests/binaryop/operator_parity_test.cpp`:
- Around line 21-39: Add zero-row and nonzero-offset sliced-column cases to both
checked-arithmetic parity suites, including the suite containing
CheckedArithmeticPropagates. Ensure each case exercises the checked operations
and preserves the expected parity behavior alongside the existing non-empty
unsliced inputs.
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90-94: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument exceptions for policy-less checked operations.
Policy-less overloads use
error_policy::PROPAGATE. They can throwcudf::evaluation_error, but their Doxygen blocks do not declare it.
cpp/include/cudf/binaryop.hpp#L90-L94: Add applicable@throwtags to each policy-lessbinary_operationoverload for checked operators.cpp/include/cudf/unary.hpp#L65-L66: Add applicable@throwtags to the policy-lessunary_operationoverload.As per coding guidelines, public header functions require Doxygen documentation including
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In `@cpp/tests/binaryop/operator_parity_test.cpp`:
- Line 29: Update the binary operation parity test around the existing
EXPECT_FALSE case to also reject cudf::data_type with expected_scale - 1. Keep
the test asserting that only the computed expected_scale is accepted, while
preserving the existing expected_scale + 1 rejection.
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In `@cpp/include/cudf/binaryop.hpp`:
- Around line 90-94: Update the Doxygen blocks for each policy-less checked
binary_operation overload in cpp/include/cudf/binaryop.hpp (lines 90-94) to
document cudf::evaluation_error with applicable `@throw` tags, reflecting their
error_policy::PROPAGATE behavior. Also update the policy-less unary_operation
overload documentation in cpp/include/cudf/unary.hpp (lines 65-66) with the
applicable `@throw` tag; no other overloads require changes.
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Implementation looks great. My only question is it would make sense to funnel the checked and unchecked ops through a single code path, but I'll leave that decision to you.
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How expensive is the checking? Would it be simpler to have the non-checked variants call the checked variants and discard the output, or something like that? Just wondering if there's duplication we can clean up.
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It is not expensive at all.
Yes, we can certainly do that. I was just conservative of the diff size and work required to make sure there's no performance or behavioral regressions.
I suppose I can change this PR to unify the transform and binary/unary op kernels.
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I'll do this in a follow-up PR
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This does look like we'd be able to discard the error code fairly easily if we wanted to go that route. I don't know how the throughput compares to the default binops though for unifying to be worthwhile.
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Description
Adds precompiled checked-arithmetic operators to the existing unary and binary operation APIs.
The new binary operators are:
ADD_OVERFLOWSUB_OVERFLOWMUL_OVERFLOWDIV_OVERFLOWMOD_OVERFLOWThe new unary operators are:
NEG_OVERFLOWABS_OVERFLOWThe existing policy-less
binary_operationandunary_operationoverloads useerror_policy::PROPAGATEfor these operators. New policy-aware overloads allow callers to selecterror_policy::NULLIFY, which makes only failing rows null. Null input rows remain null and do notreport arithmetic errors.
Checked operations support matching non-boolean numeric and fixed-point input/output storage types.
Fixed-point output scales follow the existing binary-operation rules: the minimum input scale for
addition, subtraction, and modulo; the sum for multiplication; and the difference for division.
Division and modulo detect zero divisors, and signed division detects
min / -1. Signedmin % -1remains the valid result zero.The implementation uses precompiled CUDA kernels and does not invoke RTC compilation or runtime
LTO linking. To avoid duplicating the transform execution machinery, this PR extracts the generic
row loop, nullable output assignment, and device error aggregation from the JIT transform kernel
into a shared internal device utility. The existing JIT entry point becomes a thin wrapper over
that utility, while the checked unary and binary paths instantiate it from AOT kernels.
Tests cover propagation and nullification, null inputs, scalar/column binary combinations,
overflow boundaries, division and modulo errors, signed modulo behavior, unary operations, and
fixed-point scale validation.
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