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/* Brno University of Technology
* Faculty of Information Technology
*
* BSc Thesis 2006/2007
*
* Railway Interlocking Simulator
*
* Bedrich Hovorka
*/
package cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.context

import kotlinx.atomicfu.atomic

/**
* Generates unique Koin scope ids for [Context] implementations.
*
* [DefaultEditingContext] and [DefaultSimulationContext] each need a scope id that is
* guaranteed unique for the lifetime of the process. Identity hash codes (as used by
* [Any.hashCode] on objects that don't override it, or [cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.util.platformIdentityCode])
* are **not** unique - they live in a 31-bit space and collisions become likely once tens of
* thousands of contexts have been created (birthday bound), which throws
* `ScopeAlreadyCreatedException` (see Issue #757). A monotonic counter guarantees uniqueness
* regardless of how many contexts are created.
*/
private val nextContextScopeId = atomic(0L)

/**
* Returns a new, process-wide unique id suitable for use as a Koin `scopeId`.
*/
internal fun nextContextScopeId(): String = nextContextScopeId.incrementAndGet().toString()
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Expand Up @@ -92,10 +92,10 @@ open class DefaultEditingContext(
.defaultContext()
.get()
.createScope(
// DefaultEditingContext does not override hashCode(), so this.hashCode()
// returns the identity hash code (equivalent to System.identityHashCode(this)).
// Each context instance gets a unique scope ID.
scopeId = this.hashCode().toString(),
// Uses a monotonic counter rather than an identity hash code, which is not
// guaranteed unique and can collide under high context creation volume
// (Issue #757).
scopeId = nextContextScopeId(),
qualifier =
org.koin.core.qualifier
.named<DefaultEditingContext>(),
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Expand Up @@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ open class DefaultSimulationContext(
.defaultContext()
.get()
.createScope(
scopeId = platformIdentityCode(this),
scopeId = nextContextScopeId(),
qualifier =
org.koin.core.qualifier
.named<DefaultSimulationContext>(),
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Expand Up @@ -82,6 +82,22 @@ data class QueuedTrainObservation(
* [ShuntingLoop]). `null` when no FREE next separator exists, in which case the
* dispatcher emits [DispatchDecision.NoAction] for this input (the train waits
* and is reconsidered next tick).
*
* **Populated only where a forward reservation is possible** (Issue #749). The shell
* resolves it exclusively for inputs satisfying
* `!pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond && (isApproachingThisInput || pathSetUpTowardThisInput)`;
* for every other input — FREE, not approaching this input, or already extended beyond
* it — this is `null` **without the search having been run**. Resolving it means a BFS
* plus a per-candidate topological-path enumeration
* ([PathReservationService.findNextReservationTarget][cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.context.navigation.PathReservationService.findNextReservationTarget]);
* running it for the ~98% of inputs whose value is then discarded cost ~9% of fast-sim
* wall time.
*
* A `null` here therefore means *"no forward-reservation target applies"*, not
* *"the search found nothing"* — the two are indistinguishable to a dispatcher, and
* both call for the same response (no reservation for this input on this tick).
* Dispatcher implementations — including future LLM-backed ones — must not read
* `toSeparatorName == null` as evidence that the track ahead is occupied.
* @property state Occupancy state of the block.
* @property ownerTrainId Name of the train associated with this block: the
* occupant's name when OCCUPIED, [cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.objects.tracks.DynamicTrackBlock.trainName]
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Expand Up @@ -392,23 +392,50 @@ class ShuntingLoop(
TrackFacility.State.RESERVED -> block.trainName
TrackFacility.State.OCCUPIED -> requireSimulationNotNull(block.getTrackOccupant()).name
}
val toSeparatorName = pathReservationService.findNextReservationTarget(to)?.let(::nameOf)
val isApproachingThisInput =
state == TrackFacility.State.OCCUPIED &&
requireSimulationNotNull(block.getTrackOccupant()).nextSemaphore() == to
val pathSetUpTowardThisInput =
state == TrackFacility.State.RESERVED &&
block.isSetUpPath(env.toDynamic(block.getSecondEnd(to)))
val pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond = ownerTrainId != null && registry.isPathExtendedBeyond(ownerTrainId, to)
return BlockInputObservation(
blockId = requireNotNull(block.name) { "ShuntingLoop-owned blocks are always named" },
towardSemaphoreName = to.name,
toSeparatorName = toSeparatorName,
toSeparatorName =
findForwardReservationTargetName(
to,
isApproachingThisInput,
pathSetUpTowardThisInput,
pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond
),
state = state,
ownerTrainId = ownerTrainId,
isApproachingThisInput =
state == TrackFacility.State.OCCUPIED &&
requireSimulationNotNull(block.getTrackOccupant()).nextSemaphore() == to,
pathSetUpTowardThisInput =
state == TrackFacility.State.RESERVED &&
block.isSetUpPath(env.toDynamic(block.getSecondEnd(to))),
pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond = ownerTrainId != null && registry.isPathExtendedBeyond(ownerTrainId, to)
isApproachingThisInput = isApproachingThisInput,
pathSetUpTowardThisInput = pathSetUpTowardThisInput,
pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond = pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond
)
}

// Only inputs that can actually yield a forward reservation need a target searched for.
// findNextReservationTarget is a graph walk (BFS + per-candidate path enumeration); running
// it for FREE and already-extended inputs cost ~9% of fast-sim wall time (#738).
private fun findForwardReservationTargetName(
to: DynamicRailSemaphore,
isApproachingThisInput: Boolean,
pathSetUpTowardThisInput: Boolean,
pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond: Boolean
): String? {
val canReserveForward =
!pathAlreadyExtendedBeyond &&
(isApproachingThisInput || pathSetUpTowardThisInput)
return if (canReserveForward) {
pathReservationService.findNextReservationTarget(to)?.let(::nameOf)
} else {
null
}
}

/**
* Name of a [DynamicPathSeparator] returned by
* [PathReservationService.findNextReservationTarget] — a [DynamicInOut] or a
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Expand Up @@ -8,5 +8,9 @@ package cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.util
*
* - **JVM:** delegates to [System.identityHashCode]
* - **Native:** delegates to [kotlin.native.identityHashCode]
*
* **Do not use this as a unique identifier** (e.g. as a map/scope key). Identity hash codes live
* in a 31-bit space, so collisions become likely at moderate object counts (birthday bound) -
* this is for human-readable debug logging only. See Issue #757.
*/
expect fun platformIdentityCode(obj: Any): String
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/* Brno University of Technology
* Faculty of Information Technology
*
* BSc Thesis 2006/2007
*
* Railway Interlocking Simulator
*
* Bedrich Hovorka
*/
package cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.context

import assertk.assertThat
import assertk.assertions.hasSize
import cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.testutil.commonCoreTestModule
import org.koin.core.context.startKoin
import org.koin.core.context.stopKoin
import kotlin.test.AfterTest
import kotlin.test.BeforeTest
import kotlin.test.Test

/**
* Regression tests for Issue #757: [DefaultEditingContext] and [DefaultSimulationContext]
* used to derive their Koin `scopeId` from an identity hash code (`this.hashCode()` /
* [cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.util.platformIdentityCode]). Identity hash codes live in a
* 31-bit space, so under high context-creation volume (tens of thousands of contexts, e.g.
* JMH `AverageTime` benchmarks) two live contexts could collide and Koin would throw
* `ScopeAlreadyCreatedException`.
*
* The fix replaces the identity hash code with a process-wide monotonic counter
* ([nextContextScopeId]), which is unique by construction regardless of how many contexts
* are created concurrently.
*/
class ContextScopeIdUniquenessTest {
@BeforeTest
fun setUpKoin() {
startKoin { modules(commonCoreTestModule) }
}

@AfterTest
fun tearDownKoin() {
stopKoin()
}

@Test
fun scopeIdsAreUniqueAcrossManyEditingContexts() {
// Enough instances that identity-hash-code collisions (31-bit space, birthday bound)
// would have been likely with the old implementation, without making the test slow.
val count = 5_000
val scopeIds = mutableSetOf<String>()
val contexts = mutableListOf<DefaultEditingContext>()
try {
repeat(count) {
val context = DefaultEditingContext(2, 2)
contexts.add(context)
scopeIds.add(context.scope.id)
}
// Every context must have received a distinct scope id: no collisions, and thus
// no ScopeAlreadyCreatedException would have been thrown while creating them.
assertThat(scopeIds).hasSize(count)
} finally {
contexts.forEach { it.close() }
}
}

@Test
fun nextContextScopeIdIsMonotonicAndUnique() {
val ids = (1..1_000).map { nextContextScopeId() }
assertThat(ids.toSet()).hasSize(ids.size)
}
}
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import assertk.assertions.isEqualTo
import assertk.assertions.isGreaterThan
import assertk.assertions.isGreaterThanOrEqualTo
import assertk.assertions.isLessThan
import cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.sim.ShuntingLoop
import cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.testutil.FakeSimulationController
import cz.vutbr.fit.interlockSim.testutil.KoinTestBase
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assertThat(controller.awaitCalls).isGreaterThanOrEqualTo(1)
}

// ── Overhead test ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

/**
* Verifies that the controlled loop overhead (FakeSimulationController with no sleep)
* is less than 5% compared to the [NoOpSimulationController] baseline.
*
* Both runs use a 300s ShuntingLoop at maximum speed. The FakeSimulationController
* does nothing in [throttle] and [awaitIfPaused], so any overhead is purely from the
* additional method dispatch and bookkeeping in the `beforeEvent` hook.
*/
@Test
@Timeout(120, unit = TimeUnit.SECONDS)
@DisplayName("controlled loop overhead vs NoOpSimulationController is < 5%")
fun controlledLoopOverheadIsNegligible() {
// Baseline: NoOpSimulationController (zero overhead by definition)
val baselineNs = System.nanoTime()
loadShuntingLoop(300L).use { ctx ->
ctx.run(NoOpSimulationController)
}
val baselineMs = (System.nanoTime() - baselineNs) / 1_000_000.0

// With FakeSimulationController that does nothing (no sleep)
val fakeController = FakeSimulationController()
val withLoopNs = System.nanoTime()
loadShuntingLoop(300L).use { ctx ->
ctx.run(fakeController)
}
val withLoopMs = (System.nanoTime() - withLoopNs) / 1_000_000.0

val overheadPct = (withLoopMs - baselineMs) / baselineMs * 100.0
logger.info {
"Controlled loop overhead: ${"%.2f".format(overheadPct)}% " +
"(baseline=${"%.1f".format(baselineMs)}ms, withLoop=${"%.1f".format(withLoopMs)}ms, " +
"throttleCalls=${fakeController.throttleCalls})"
}
assertThat(overheadPct).isLessThan(5.0)
}
// ── Overhead ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
//
// Controlled-loop overhead is a *performance* claim and is measured by
// `ControlledLoopOverheadBenchmark` in `desktop-ui/src/jmh`, not here.
//
// It previously lived in this class as `controlledLoopOverheadIsNegligible`,
// which timed two single ShuntingLoop runs and asserted the wall-clock ratio
// was < 5%. That is not a property a shared CI runner can honour: one sample
// per arm, no JIT warmup (the baseline arm ran first and absorbed it, biasing
// the ratio negative), and runner CPU-steal variance well above the 5%
// threshold. It failed CI at 5.33% on run 29165254178.
//
// Run the benchmark with:
// ./gradlew :desktop-ui:jmh -Pjmh.includes='ControlledLoopOverhead'
}
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