cuopt-qp-api-c
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npx mdskill add NVIDIA/skills/cuopt-qp-api-cSolve quadratic minimization problems using cuOpt C API.
- Handles optimization tasks with squared or cross terms.
- Depends on cuOpt C library and standard build patterns.
- Selects quadratic formulation when linear alternatives fail.
- Returns solution data via cuOpt C headers and functions.
SKILL.md
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--- name: cuopt-qp-api-c version: "26.06.00" description: Quadratic Programming (QP) with cuOpt — C API. Use when the user is embedding QP in C/C++. --- # cuOpt QP — C API Confirm the objective has squared or cross terms (QP); if purely linear, use LP/MILP. QP must be minimization. This skill is **C only**. QP uses the same cuOpt C library as LP/MILP; the API extends to quadratic objectives. Use the same include/lib paths and build pattern as for LP/MILP C (see this skill's assets/README.md); then use the QP-specific creation/solve calls from the cuOpt C headers. **Reference:** This skill's [assets/README.md](assets/README.md) — build pattern and repo QP C API docs. ## Escalate If the problem is linear, use LP/MILP. For contribution or build-from-source, see the developer skill.
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