[feat] allow CPU-only odometry by dropping ENFORCE_GPU - #140
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ENFORCE_GPU defaulted to ON and was always added to the compile definitions, so every shipped build rejected cfg.use_gpu == false in the Odometry constructor. The pure-CPU implementation was present but unreachable through the public API. Remove the option from the root CMakeLists and from setup_cuvslam_settings, drop the constructor guard, and only emit the CUDA compatibility warning when the caller actually asked for the GPU -- a CPU-only run has no reason to complain about the CUDA runtime. Split the edex replay suite so the CPU configuration is covered on every build: CppApiConfigsCPU always runs with use_cuda and use_gpu_mem false, and CppApiConfigsGPU runs the GPU pair only under USE_CUDA. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe build no longer exposes GPU enforcement. Runtime validation now matches input memory to the configured tracking mode. API tests separate CPU and CUDA configurations, and documentation describes the supported input memory. ChangesPure-CPU cuVSLAM support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to CPU-only SLAM use can still emit an irrelevant CUDA compatibility warning. This does not prevent CPU operation, but should be corrected before relying on warning output to diagnose GPU configuration. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TrackingAPI
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TrackingAPI->>OdometryImpl: pass configured use_gpu
OdometryImpl->>MemoryValidator: validate images, masks, and depth inputs
MemoryValidator-->>OdometryImpl: accept compatible memory or reject device memory for CPU tracking
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484-486: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSelect a CPU-compatible SBA mode when
cfg.use_gpuis false.
OriginalGPUconstructsGpuSbaServicein non-inertial odometry. Theuse_gpuargument only controls feature tracking, so CPU-only configurations can still invoke GPU SBA. SelectOriginalCPUfor CPU-only configurations.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tools/cuvslam_api_test/cuvslam_api2_test.cpp`:
- Around line 114-115: Update the TrackEdexApi2 setup to assign cfg.use_gpu to
slam_cfg.use_gpu before constructing Slam, while preserving the existing
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In `@libs/cuvslam/cuvslam2.cpp`:
- Around line 484-486: Update the SBA mode selection near cfg.odometry_mode and
multisensor_with_imu to honor cfg.use_gpu: retain InertialCPU for inertial
configurations, select OriginalGPU only when GPU use is enabled, and select
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The edex replay suite parameterizes Odometry::Config::use_gpu, and the CppApiConfigsCPU instantiation passes false, but Slam::Config::use_gpu was left at its true default. SLAM therefore kept using the GPU even in the CPU-only cases, so that suite never exercised the CPU-only path that dropping ENFORCE_GPU was meant to enable. Propagate cfg.use_gpu into slam_cfg. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Config::use_gpu and ImageData::is_gpu_mem are independent axes: GPU tracking reads images from host or device memory and uploads host buffers itself. The reverse does not work. The CPU pipeline dereferences `pixels` directly, so a device address reaches build_cpu_image_pyramid(), which rejects the non-host source with a bare "Invalid image source" trace and returns false. Callers such as MultiSOFCPU ignore that result and read an unallocated pyramid, so a Release build segfaults instead of reporting anything. Validate the memory space at the public API, where the rest of the input checks live. CheckImageMemory() is shared by images, masks, RGBD depths, multisensor depths and Slam::LocalizeInMap(); masks had no validation at all before. Masks must match because they are consumed alongside the image they belong to. Extend the edex replay matrix: CppApiConfigsGPU parameterizes use_gpu_mem with Bool() instead of Values(true), so GPU tracking is covered with both host and device input. The remaining pair, CPU tracking with device memory, is invalid and is covered by a unit test rather than a replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
main now carries the USE_CUDA=OFF build repair (#143), which added a CPU-only rejection for is_gpu_mem to the same three Check* functions this branch extends. Those merged cleanly and in the right order: the no-CUDA message fires first in a CPU-only build, the use_gpu check catches the CUDA build. The only conflict was image_format_test.cpp, where both sides appended a test at the end of the file. Kept both, split over #ifdef USE_CUDA / #else: a CUDA build runs AcceptsGpuMemoryWhenTrackingOnGpu and RejectsGpuMemoryWhenTrackingOnCpu, a CPU-only build runs RejectsGpuMemoryWithoutCuda. Verified both configurations. USE_CUDA=ON builds and passes 16/16 ctest suites. USE_CUDA=OFF now builds completely, cuvslam_api_test included, which needed this branch's ENFORCE_GPU removal, and passes 15/15 suites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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993-993: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGate the SLAM CUDA warning on
config.use_gpu.
Slam::Implstill callsCheckCudaCompatibilitywhenconfig.use_gpuis false. A CPU-only SLAM configuration can therefore emit the CUDA warning that this change removes for CPU odometry. Mirror the predicate used byOdometry.Proposed fix
- TracePrintIf(!CheckCudaCompatibility(message), "[WARNING] %s\n", message.c_str()); + TracePrintIf(config.use_gpu && !CheckCudaCompatibility(message), "[WARNING] %s\n", message.c_str());🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@libs/cuvslam/cuvslam2.cpp`:
- Line 303: In CheckMasks and Slam::LocalizeInMap, add the CUDA-gated validation
that compares each image buffer’s cuda::IsGpuPointer result with its is_gpu_mem
flag before calling CheckImageMemory, covering both libs/cuvslam/cuvslam2.cpp
sites at lines 303 and 1175. Add regression tests for device buffers falsely
marked as host memory in CPU tracking and localization.
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In `@libs/cuvslam/cuvslam2.cpp`:
- Line 993: Update the CUDA warning condition in Slam::Impl to evaluate
CheckCudaCompatibility and emit the warning only when config.use_gpu is true,
matching Odometry’s predicate while preserving the existing warning message and
TracePrintIf behavior.
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1012-1012: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGuard the SLAM CUDA warning with
config.use_gpu.
Odometry::Odometrynow checks CUDA compatibility only when GPU tracking is enabled, butSlam::Implstill checks it unconditionally. CPU configurations that use SLAM can therefore emit a CUDA compatibility warning.- TracePrintIf(!CheckCudaCompatibility(message), "[WARNING] %s\n", message.c_str()); + TracePrintIf(config.use_gpu && !CheckCudaCompatibility(message), "[WARNING] %s\n", message.c_str());🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 1012: Update the CUDA compatibility warning in Slam::Impl to run only
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ENFORCE_GPU defaulted to ON and was always added to the compile definitions, so every shipped build rejected cfg.use_gpu == false in the Odometry constructor. The pure-CPU implementation was present but unreachable through the public API.
Remove the option from the root CMakeLists and from setup_cuvslam_settings, drop the constructor guard, and only emit the CUDA compatibility warning when the caller actually asked for the GPU -- a CPU-only run has no reason to complain about the CUDA runtime.
Split the edex replay suite so the CPU configuration is covered on every build: CppApiConfigsCPU always runs with use_cuda and use_gpu_mem false, and CppApiConfigsGPU runs the GPU pair only under USE_CUDA.
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