FLOAT and LONG flags in code_generator.py/ codegen() #56
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Original post: OSQP Forum
It was recommended by @goulart-paul that I open an issue in GitHub.
Hello,
I am trying to generate C source code with the Python3 tool m.codegen(dir_name, **opts). I would like the resulting code to use float instead of double and to use int instead of long long. However, I believe I am not achieving these settings. The following is a description of the behavior I am experiencing.
Following the documentation, I tried running the following Python3 script:
import osqp
# Allocate problem data and src variable
...
m = osqp.OSQP();
m.setup(P, q, A, l, u)
m.codegen(src, force_rewrite=True, parameters='matrices', FLOAT=True, LONG=False)
The result is a directory with the correct source code. In fact, I can compile the source code with the rest of my project and correctly solve the QP. However, I believe the type of c_int is long long and the type of c_float is double. I have tested this by printing, for example, as follows
printf( "Test c_int workspace->data->A->i[4] = %d, workspace->data->A->i[4]);
>> Test c_int workspace->data->A->i[4] = 467912
printf( "Test c_int workspace->data->A->i[4] = %lld, workspace->data->A->i[4]);
>> Test c_int workspace->data->A->i[4] = 1
The expected value of workspace->data->A->i[4] is 1. I can cast (int)workspace->data->A->i[4] and then I also get 1 as expected. But I believe this shows me the type of c_int is long long.
Furthermore, here are some lines in the file src/include/osqp_configure.h that seem to have auto-generated with unexpected content. I would expect #define DFLOAT for example.
/* EMBEDDED */
#define EMBEDDED (2)
/* PRINTING */
/* #undef PRINTING */
/* PROFILING */
/* #undef PROFILING */
/* CTRLC */
/* #undef CTRLC */
/* DFLOAT */
/* #undef DFLOAT */
/* DLONG */
#define DLONG
If I try to manually change this osqp_configure.h file, I get some compilation errors from the qdldl library with type mismatches.
I apologize for the long explanation. Any advice on how to correctly use the m.codegen(dir_name, **opts) Python3 method to generate code with the correct float and int typing would be appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
-Victor