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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an optional Jetson SENSING plugin with a CUDA IPC publisher and synthetic test producer. Defines a fixed wire protocol for CUDA allocation handshakes, frame notifications, and slot releases. Adds a Python camera source that maps shared CUDA memory and supports reconnects. Adds camera configuration, frame-lifetime documentation, and end-to-end tests for frame delivery, recovery, and geometry validation. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TestProducer
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TestProducer->>CudaIpcPublisher: publish device frame
CudaIpcPublisher->>CudaIpcSource: send handshake and frame metadata
CudaIpcSource->>CUDADeviceMemory: import and map shared allocation
CudaIpcSource->>CudaIpcSource: expose zero-copy RGBA8 frame
CudaIpcSource->>CudaIpcPublisher: release consumed slot
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new transport can fail validation or deployment, leak resources on startup errors, corrupt its protocol under socket pressure, and expose or disrupt camera sharing for local users. These issues should be resolved before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/plugins/sensing/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Around line 19-24: Move the default CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES guard and
repository architecture list before enable_language(CUDA), so CUDA language
initialization uses 80;86;87;89;90 when no value was supplied. Preserve
explicitly configured architectures and the existing sensing_ipc_testsrc
behavior.
In `@src/plugins/sensing/cuda_ipc/cuda_ipc_publisher.cpp`:
- Around line 82-83: Update send_record around sendmsg so short writes on the
nonblocking SOCK_STREAM are handled safely: loop until the entire message is
sent, retrying appropriately for transient EAGAIN/EWOULDBLOCK, or explicitly
report any partial-write failure so the caller drops the client rather than
treating stale errno as a recoverable condition. Preserve the complete
fixed-size wire record before returning success.
- Around line 182-199: Harden the CUDA IPC Unix socket by creating it under a
service-owned runtime directory rather than /tmp, applying fchmod() mode 0600
after bind() and before listen(), and validating SO_PEERCRED in accept_client
before transferring the CUDA allocation fd. Reject unauthorized peers and
preserve the existing-client handling only for authenticated connections.
- Around line 95-103: Wrap the entire constructor acquisition sequence, starting
before cuInit() and ending after open_socket(), in exception rollback handling.
Move the destructor cleanup logic into teardown(), invoke teardown() from the
destructor, and add a catch-all constructor handler that calls teardown() before
rethrowing; ensure cleanup covers CUDA resources, file descriptors, and the
socket node even when listen() fails after m_socket_bound is set.
In `@src/plugins/sensing/tools/ipc_testsrc.cu`:
- Line 144: Add the standard <stdexcept> header to ipc_testsrc.cu so the
std::runtime_error and std::exception usages have explicit declarations.
In `@tests/python/examples/camera_viz/test_cuda_ipc_source.py`:
- Around line 109-111: Update test_shipped_config_parses to iterate over all
enabled cameras instead of unpacking a single cam, and assert each enabled
camera has type cuda_ipc plus truthy socket, width, and height fields.
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| # Orin is 87, Thor is 101; the rest cover desktop dev boxes. | ||
| set(CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES "80;86;87;89;90") | ||
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Yes, when you enable the CUDA language in CMake (via project or enable_language(CUDA)), the variable CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES is automatically initialized if it has not already been defined [1][2]. The default value is determined as follows [1]: 1. If the CUDAARCHS environment variable is set, it is used to initialize CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES [1]. 2. If CUDAARCHS is not set, CMake determines a default based on the CMAKE_CUDA_COMPILER_ID [1]: - For the NVIDIA (nvcc) compiler, it defaults to the architecture chosen by the compiler itself, subject to policy CMP0104 [1][3]. - For the Clang compiler, it defaults to the oldest architecture that works [1]. Because these defaults can vary significantly depending on the compiler version and environment, it is strongly recommended that you explicitly set CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES in your CMake project to ensure consistent and reproducible builds [1]. If it is not set, it is an error for targets that compile CUDA sources [4].
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- 4: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/prop_tgt/CUDA_ARCHITECTURES.html
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Set CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES before enable_language(CUDA).
When no explicit architecture is supplied, enable_language(CUDA) initializes CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES to a compiler- or environment-dependent default. The guard then skips the repository list. The CUDA target sensing_ipc_testsrc can therefore omit Orin (87) when configured on another host.
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| enable_language(CUDA) | |
| if(NOT DEFINED CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES) | |
| # Orin is 87, Thor is 101; the rest cover desktop dev boxes. | |
| set(CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES "80;86;87;89;90") | |
| endif() | |
| if(NOT DEFINED CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES) | |
| # Orin is 87, Thor is 101; the rest cover desktop dev boxes. | |
| set(CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES "80;86;87;89;90") | |
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In `@src/plugins/sensing/CMakeLists.txt` around lines 19 - 24, Move the default
CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES guard and repository architecture list before
enable_language(CUDA), so CUDA language initialization uses 80;86;87;89;90 when
no value was supplied. Preserve explicitly configured architectures and the
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| ssize_t sent = ::sendmsg(fd, &msg, MSG_NOSIGNAL); | ||
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A short sendmsg write desyncs the wire protocol.
m_client_fd is a nonblocking SOCK_STREAM socket, so sendmsg can write fewer bytes than requested when the send buffer is nearly full. send_record collapses that outcome into false without touching errno. The caller on Line 348 then reads a stale errno from an earlier syscall. If it happens to be EAGAIN, publish() clears the unreleased bit and keeps the connection, but a truncated FrameReady record is already in the stream. The consumer's fixed-size struct.unpack framing never realigns, and the producer can reuse a slot the consumer still believes it owns.
Distinguish the three outcomes and loop over the remainder, or report the partial write explicitly so the caller drops the client.
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- // MSG_NOSIGNAL: a consumer that exits mid-send must not SIGPIPE the plugin.
- ssize_t sent = ::sendmsg(fd, &msg, MSG_NOSIGNAL);
- return sent == static_cast<ssize_t>(size);
+ // MSG_NOSIGNAL: a consumer that exits mid-send must not SIGPIPE the plugin.
+ const ssize_t sent = ::sendmsg(fd, &msg, MSG_NOSIGNAL);
+ if (sent == static_cast<ssize_t>(size))
+ return true;
+ if (sent >= 0)
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+ // on this connection; force the caller onto the drop path.
+ errno = EPROTO;
+ }
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In `@src/plugins/sensing/cuda_ipc/cuda_ipc_publisher.cpp` around lines 82 - 83,
Update send_record around sendmsg so short writes on the nonblocking SOCK_STREAM
are handled safely: loop until the entire message is sent, retrying
appropriately for transient EAGAIN/EWOULDBLOCK, or explicitly report any
partial-write failure so the caller drops the client rather than treating stale
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| check_cuda(cuInit(0), "cuInit"); | ||
| check_cuda(cuDeviceGet(&m_device, m_config.gpu_id), "cuDeviceGet"); | ||
| check_cuda(cuDevicePrimaryCtxRetain(&m_context, m_device), "cuDevicePrimaryCtxRetain"); | ||
| m_context_retained = true; | ||
| check_cuda(cuCtxSetCurrent(m_context), "cuCtxSetCurrent"); | ||
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Cover the full acquisition sequence with constructor rollback.
After retaining the primary context, cuCtxSetCurrent(), cuStreamCreate(), allocate_slots(), and open_socket() can throw. The destructor does not run when construction fails, so acquired CUDA resources, file descriptors, and the socket node can remain. open_socket() sets m_socket_bound before listen(), so a listen() failure also leaves the node behind.
Start the try block before cuInit() and include the complete sequence through open_socket(). Move the destructor body into teardown(), then call it from both the destructor and catch (...) { teardown(); throw; }.
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In `@src/plugins/sensing/cuda_ipc/cuda_ipc_publisher.cpp` around lines 95 - 103,
Wrap the entire constructor acquisition sequence, starting before cuInit() and
ending after open_socket(), in exception rollback handling. Move the destructor
cleanup logic into teardown(), invoke teardown() from the destructor, and add a
catch-all constructor handler that calls teardown() before rethrowing; ensure
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| m_listen_fd = ::socket(AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM | SOCK_NONBLOCK | SOCK_CLOEXEC, 0); | ||
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| m_listen_fd = -1; | ||
| throw std::runtime_error("CudaIpcPublisher: bind(" + m_config.socket_path + ") failed: " + err); | ||
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Restrict and authenticate the Unix socket.
accept_client accepts every peer, transfers the CUDA allocation fd, and closes the existing client when a new connection arrives. A permissive process umask can therefore expose live camera memory and let a local process displace the intended viewer. After bind() and before listen(), set the socket mode to 0600 with fchmod(). Validate SO_PEERCRED in accept_client, and use a service-owned runtime directory instead of /tmp.
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Harden the CUDA IPC Unix socket by creating it under a service-owned runtime
directory rather than /tmp, applying fchmod() mode 0600 after bind() and before
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Add #include <stdexcept>.
This file uses std::runtime_error and std::exception without including the required standard header. The build depends on transitive includes and can fail when those includes change.
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| (cam,) = [c for c in cfg["cameras"] if c.get("enabled", True)] | ||
| assert cam["type"] == "cuda_ipc" | ||
| assert cam["socket"] and cam["width"] and cam["height"] |
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test_shipped_config_parses fails against the shipped config.
examples/camera_viz/configs/cuda_ipc.yaml declares two enabled cameras, left and right. The comprehension therefore yields two entries and the single-element unpack at line 109 raises ValueError: too many values to unpack. The test fails on every run, including CI.
Assert over all enabled cameras instead.
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- (cam,) = [c for c in cfg["cameras"] if c.get("enabled", True)]
- assert cam["type"] == "cuda_ipc"
- assert cam["socket"] and cam["width"] and cam["height"]
+ cams = [c for c in cfg["cameras"] if c.get("enabled", True)]
+ assert cams, "no enabled cameras in the shipped config"
+ for cam in cams:
+ assert cam["type"] == "cuda_ipc"
+ assert cam["socket"] and cam["width"] and cam["height"]
+ # One socket per camera; the source rejects stereo.
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| (cam,) = [c for c in cfg["cameras"] if c.get("enabled", True)] | |
| assert cam["type"] == "cuda_ipc" | |
| assert cam["socket"] and cam["width"] and cam["height"] | |
| cams = [c for c in cfg["cameras"] if c.get("enabled", True)] | |
| assert cams, "no enabled cameras in the shipped config" | |
| for cam in cams: | |
| assert cam["type"] == "cuda_ipc" | |
| assert cam["socket"] and cam["width"] and cam["height"] | |
| # One socket per camera; the source rejects stereo. | |
| assert len({c["socket"] for c in cams}) == len(cams) |
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In `@tests/python/examples/camera_viz/test_cuda_ipc_source.py` around lines 109 -
111, Update test_shipped_config_parses to iterate over all enabled cameras
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Zero-copy handoff of camera frames from a capture process to a Python consumer on the same Jetson: the publisher exports CUDA VMM allocations and passes the OS handles over a unix socket with SCM_RIGHTS. The legacy cudaIpcGetMemHandle path does not work on Tegra, which is why this uses the VMM API and a socket rather than a plain shared handle. camera_viz gains a `type: cuda_ipc` source that maps those handles directly, so frames never round-trip through host memory. sensing_ipc_testsrc publishes a synthetic pattern with the frame number stamped into the pixels, so the protocol and the consumer can be tested with no camera attached; test_cuda_ipc_source.py drives it. Signed-off-by: Jiwen Cai <jiwenc@nvidia.com>
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Stack 2/3 — depends on #1077. Follow-up: #998 (the SIPL plugin).
Zero-copy handoff of camera frames from a capture process to a Python consumer on the same Jetson. The publisher exports CUDA VMM allocations and passes the OS handles over a unix socket with
SCM_RIGHTS; camera_viz gains a matchingtype: cuda_ipcsource that maps them directly, so frames never round-trip through host memory.The VMM-plus-socket shape is not a preference: the legacy
cudaIpcGetMemHandlepath does not work on Tegra.No SIPL and no camera dependency — the transport builds and is tested on its own.
sensing_ipc_testsrcpublishes a synthetic pattern with the frame number stamped into the pixels, so a stale or misordered buffer slot fails the test rather than looking plausible.Type of change
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