Allow large strings input within the parquet make_column utility - #23685
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WalkthroughThe string-to-binary conversion now normalizes string offsets to ChangesBinary list conversion
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change fixes large-string Parquet conversion by narrowing offsets for LIST columns, but the returned offsets buffer still uses the current memory resource instead of the caller-selected resource, which could place allocations in an unexpected memory pool and should receive explicit owner follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@cpp/src/io/utilities/column_buffer.cpp`:
- Around line 231-247: Update the cudf::detail::cast call in the offsets_col
conversion to use buffer._mr as its memory-resource argument instead of the
current device resource. Preserve the existing INT32 check and make_lists_column
flow so the returned LIST<UINT8> column uses the caller-selected resource.
In `@cpp/tests/io/parquet_reader_test.cpp`:
- Around line 1690-1722: Add focused cases to BinaryAsListLargeStringsThreshold
covering an empty binary column, a null binary row, values exactly at the
large-strings threshold boundary, and input spanning multiple blocks; verify
both converted offsets and null-mask transfer through the reader for each
required case.
- Around line 1690-1722: Add a unit benchmark alongside
BinaryAsListLargeStringsThreshold covering binary reads with default offsets and
with LIBCUDF_LARGE_STRINGS_THRESHOLD forcing the INT64-offset conversion path.
Measure and report both conversion runtime and allocation impact, reusing the
existing Parquet read setup and cleanup patterns.
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Good catch. I wonder if we could eventually support large lists in a similar way to how we support large strings today.
Description
Fixes a silent-corruption bug in the Parquet reader's
binary→list<uint8>conversion.When a binary column is read with
set_convert_binary_to_strings(false), the reader first materializes it as a strings column, then hands that column's offsets child directly tocudf::make_lists_column:Any strings column may carry 64-bit offsets. A LIST column's offsets child is always 32-bit — per the Arrow columnar format (a 64-bit variant would be a distinct LargeList type which libcudf does not currently support). So this produces a malformed LIST column with an INT64 offsets child.
Because there is a guard already bounding the chars by
max(int32), every offset value is representable as anint32_t, so the fix just converts the offsets.A new gtest is added taking advantage of the
LIBCUDF_LARGE_STRINGS_THRESHOLDenv var to produce a strings column with INT64 offsets.This fix was discovered as part of the work on #23607
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