From e04a3ed83c6b141bbf8a4c8bf38fe1f21b5b3502 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Justin Nolan Date: Wed, 27 May 2026 15:26:47 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 1/3] RGO Demo --- ECS_RGO_DAG.md | 23 + ECS_RGO_DATAFLOW.md | 85 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp | 293 +++++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp | 71 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp | 69 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp | 59 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp | 73 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkSystem.hpp | 60 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp | 69 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp | 329 ++++++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp | 302 +++++ .../ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp | 50 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp | 134 +++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp | 113 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp | 53 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp | 46 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Reductions.hpp | 66 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp | 300 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.../RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.hpp | 42 + .../ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.cpp | 93 ++ .../ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.hpp | 45 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp | 323 +++++ .../ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.cpp | 112 ++ .../ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.hpp | 49 + ...RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.cpp | 89 ++ ...RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp | 42 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp | 62 + src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp | 60 + tests/src/ecs/Archetype.cpp | 135 +++ tests/src/ecs/CachedRef.cpp | 202 ++++ tests/src/ecs/Chunk.cpp | 123 ++ tests/src/ecs/ChunkMigration.cpp | 109 ++ tests/src/ecs/ChunkOverflow.cpp | 141 +++ tests/src/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp | 321 +++++ tests/src/ecs/ChunkSystem.cpp | 70 ++ tests/src/ecs/ChunkView.cpp | 154 +++ tests/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp | 493 ++++++++ tests/src/ecs/Component.cpp | 126 ++ tests/src/ecs/Coverage.cpp | 371 ++++++ tests/src/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp | 84 ++ tests/src/ecs/EntityID.cpp | 128 ++ tests/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp | 176 +++ tests/src/ecs/FNVHash.cpp | 58 + tests/src/ecs/InTickMutationGuard.cpp | 60 + tests/src/ecs/Integration.cpp | 291 +++++ tests/src/ecs/IntraSystemParallel.cpp | 97 ++ tests/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp | 228 ++++ tests/src/ecs/MatcherHash.cpp | 125 ++ tests/src/ecs/Migration.cpp | 278 +++++ tests/src/ecs/MultiSystemMixedStage.cpp | 498 ++++++++ tests/src/ecs/Query.cpp | 109 ++ tests/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp | 71 ++ tests/src/ecs/Singleton.cpp | 154 +++ tests/src/ecs/System.cpp | 173 +++ tests/src/ecs/SystemAccess.cpp | 79 ++ tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_Conflicts.cpp | 114 ++ tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_DAG.cpp | 156 +++ tests/src/ecs/SystemThreadedSpawn.cpp | 169 +++ tests/src/ecs/SystemTypeID.cpp | 42 + tests/src/ecs/Tag.cpp | 143 +++ tests/src/ecs/WorkerCountInvariance.cpp | 203 ++++ tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoFixture.hpp | 262 +++++ tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoMath.cpp | 344 ++++++ tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoPipeline.cpp | 326 ++++++ 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tests/src/ecs/SystemTypeID.cpp create mode 100644 tests/src/ecs/Tag.cpp create mode 100644 tests/src/ecs/WorkerCountInvariance.cpp create mode 100644 tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoFixture.hpp create mode 100644 tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoMath.cpp create mode 100644 tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoPipeline.cpp create mode 100644 tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoQuirks.cpp create mode 100644 tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoWorkerCountInvariance.cpp diff --git a/ECS_RGO_DAG.md b/ECS_RGO_DAG.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..dcfc78f84 --- /dev/null +++ b/ECS_RGO_DAG.md @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +```mermaid +flowchart TD + classDef prov fill:#1f3a5f,stroke:#9ecbff,color:#eaf2ff; + classDef pop fill:#3a2f1f,stroke:#ffce9e,color:#fff3e6; + + S1["Stage 1
RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem
over provinces"]:::prov + S2["Stage 2
RgoHireSystem
over provinces"]:::prov + S3["Stage 3
RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem
over provinces"]:::prov + S4["Stage 4
RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem
over provinces"]:::prov + S5a["Stage 5a
RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem
over provinces"]:::prov + S5b["Stage 5b
RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem
over provinces"]:::prov + S6a["Stage 6a
ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem
over pops"]:::pop + S6b["Stage 6b
ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem
over pops"]:::pop + S7["Stage 7
AggregatePopIncomeSystem
over pops"]:::pop + + S1 --> S2 --> S3 --> S4 + S4 --> S5a + S4 --> S5b + S5b --> S6a + S5a --> S6b + S6a --> S7 + S6b --> S7 +``` diff --git a/ECS_RGO_DATAFLOW.md b/ECS_RGO_DATAFLOW.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..08f8081c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/ECS_RGO_DATAFLOW.md @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ +```mermaid +flowchart LR + classDef sys fill:#243b53,stroke:#9ecbff,color:#eaf2ff; + classDef prov fill:#102a43,stroke:#5b8fc9,color:#d6e6ff; + classDef pop fill:#3a2f1f,stroke:#ffce9e,color:#fff3e6; + classDef sing fill:#2b2b2b,stroke:#9e9e9e,color:#eee; + + %% Singletons + REG["RgoProductionTypeRegistry"]:::sing + PRICE["RgoMarketPriceTable"]:::sing + RULES["RgoGameRules"]:::sing + + %% Systems + S1["RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem"]:::sys + S2["RgoHireSystem"]:::sys + S3["RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem"]:::sys + S4["RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem"]:::sys + S5a["RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem"]:::sys + S5b["RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem"]:::sys + S6a["ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem"]:::sys + S6b["ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem"]:::sys + S7["AggregatePopIncomeSystem"]:::sys + + %% Province components + CACHE["ProvinceRgoCacheTotals"]:::prov + HIRED["ProvinceRgoHired"]:::prov + ORDER["ProvinceRgoSellOrder"]:::prov + RESULT["ProvinceRgoResult"]:::prov + OINC["ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome"]:::prov + EINC["ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome"]:::prov + + %% Pop components + PWI["PopWorkerIncome"]:::pop + POI["PopOwnerIncome"]:::pop + PIT["PopIncomeTotals"]:::pop + + %% Stage 1 + REG -.->|lookup| S1 + S1 -->|writes| CACHE + + %% Stage 2 + CACHE -->|reads| S2 + REG -.->|lookup| S2 + S2 -->|writes| HIRED + + %% Stage 3 + HIRED -->|reads| S3 + CACHE -->|reads| S3 + REG -.->|lookup| S3 + RULES -.->|lookup| S3 + S3 -->|"writes output_quantity"| RESULT + S3 -->|writes| ORDER + + %% Stage 4 + ORDER -->|reads + clears| S4 + PRICE -.->|lookup| S4 + CACHE -->|reads| S4 + S4 -->|"writes revenue, owner_share,
total_minimum_wage"| RESULT + S4 -->|"writes employee min wages"| HIRED + + %% Stage 5 + RESULT -->|reads| S5a + CACHE -->|reads| S5a + REG -.->|lookup| S5a + S5a -->|writes| OINC + + RESULT -->|reads| S5b + HIRED -->|reads| S5b + S5b -->|writes| EINC + + %% Stage 6 + HIRED -.->|reads| S6a + EINC -.->|reads| S6a + S6a -->|writes| PWI + + RESULT -.->|reads| S6b + CACHE -.->|reads| S6b + REG -.->|lookup| S6b + S6b -->|writes| POI + + %% Stage 7 + PWI -->|reads| S7 + POI -->|reads| S7 + S7 -->|"writes total + cash"| PIT +``` diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f9efd2348 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,293 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Type-erased operations needed to manage a component column without naming the type. + // For tag (zero-size, std::is_empty) component types, `size` and `align` are 0 and the + // move/destroy thunks are no-ops — the archetype then holds no slab for that column, + // only a row count tracked by chunks. + struct ColumnVTable { + std::size_t size; + std::size_t align; + void (*move_construct)(void* dst, void* src); + void (*destroy)(void* dst); + }; + + template + inline ColumnVTable const& column_vtable_for() { + if constexpr (std::is_empty_v) { + static ColumnVTable const v { + 0, + 0, + [](void*, void*) {}, + [](void*) {} + }; + return v; + } else { + static ColumnVTable const v { + sizeof(C), + alignof(C), + [](void* dst, void* src) { + ::new (dst) C(std::move(*static_cast(src))); + static_cast(src)->~C(); + }, + [](void* dst) { + static_cast(dst)->~C(); + } + }; + return v; + } + } + + // Sentinel for "tag column has no slab" / "component not in archetype". + constexpr std::size_t NO_COLUMN_OFFSET = static_cast(-1); + constexpr std::size_t NO_COLUMN_INDEX = static_cast(-1); + + // One archetype = one unique sorted set of component type IDs. + // Storage is a list of fixed-size 16 KB chunks. Each chunk holds up to `chunk_capacity` + // rows; rows fill chunks left-to-right. When the last chunk is full, a fresh chunk is + // allocated. Removal swap-pops with the *last* row of the *last* chunk (cross-chunk swap + // when needed), and an emptied trailing chunk is dropped. + struct Archetype { + std::vector signature; + std::vector vtables; + // Byte offset of each column's slab within a chunk's `data`. Tag columns + // (vtable->size == 0) carry NO_COLUMN_OFFSET; their data must never be dereferenced. + std::vector column_offsets; + // Per-column monotonic version counter, bumped on every push / swap-pop / migration + // touching the column. Replaces the per-Column version stamp from the pre-chunked + // design — `World::component_version_in(eid)` reads from here. + std::vector column_versions; + std::size_t chunk_capacity = 0; // rows per chunk; constant for the archetype's life + std::size_t total_entity_count = 0; + std::vector chunks; + // Bitfield prefilter: one bit per component, derived from `id % 63`. Used by + // `World::resolve_query_cache` to fast-reject archetypes before the sorted-set walk. + uint64_t matcher_hash = 0; + // Non-owning pointer to the World's ChunkPool. Set by World when the archetype is + // created. Nullable: tests that construct an Archetype outside a World fall through + // to ::operator new / ::operator delete in allocate_chunk and the destructor. + ChunkPool* chunk_pool = nullptr; + + Archetype() = default; + Archetype(Archetype const&) = delete; + Archetype& operator=(Archetype const&) = delete; + Archetype(Archetype&&) = default; + Archetype& operator=(Archetype&&) = default; + + // Destroy every live component and release each chunk's backing block. With a + // ChunkPool wired in, World::~World calls drain_to_pool first and the loop below + // then sees an empty `chunks` vector — this destructor is the non-pool fallback + // (bare Archetype in tests, or any path that constructs an Archetype directly). + ~Archetype() { + for (std::size_t ci = 0; ci < chunks.size(); ++ci) { + DataChunk& chunk = chunks[ci]; + for (std::size_t row = 0; row < chunk.count; ++row) { + for (std::size_t col = 0; col < signature.size(); ++col) { + if (column_offsets[col] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + continue; + } + vtables[col]->destroy(row_in_column(ci, col, row)); + } + } + chunk.count = 0; + if (chunk.data != nullptr) { + ::operator delete(chunk.data, std::align_val_t { CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN }); + chunk.data = nullptr; + } + } + } + + // Returns NO_COLUMN_INDEX if the archetype doesn't carry `id`. + std::size_t column_index_for(component_type_id_t id) const { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < signature.size(); ++i) { + if (signature[i] == id) { + return i; + } + } + return NO_COLUMN_INDEX; + } + + bool has_component(component_type_id_t id) const { + return column_index_for(id) != NO_COLUMN_INDEX; + } + + // Both inputs sorted ascending; returns true iff `required ⊆ signature`. + bool matches_all(std::vector const& required) const { + std::size_t i = 0; + std::size_t j = 0; + while (i < required.size() && j < signature.size()) { + if (required[i] == signature[j]) { + ++i; + ++j; + } else if (signature[j] < required[i]) { + ++j; + } else { + return false; + } + } + return i == required.size(); + } + + // Both inputs sorted ascending; returns true iff `excluded ∩ signature == ∅`. + bool matches_none(std::vector const& excluded) const { + std::size_t i = 0; + std::size_t j = 0; + while (i < excluded.size() && j < signature.size()) { + if (excluded[i] == signature[j]) { + return false; + } else if (signature[j] < excluded[i]) { + ++j; + } else { + ++i; + } + } + return true; + } + + // Returns the number of bytes of slab in a chunk that store EntityIDs (= chunk_capacity * sizeof(EntityID)). + std::size_t entity_slab_bytes() const { + return chunk_capacity * sizeof(EntityID); + } + + EntityID* entity_array(std::size_t chunk_index) { + return reinterpret_cast(chunks[chunk_index].data); + } + EntityID const* entity_array(std::size_t chunk_index) const { + return reinterpret_cast(chunks[chunk_index].data); + } + + // Returns the base address of column `col`'s slab in the given chunk, or nullptr if + // the column is a tag (no slab). Callers must not dereference for tag columns. + void* column_array(std::size_t chunk_index, std::size_t col) { + if (column_offsets[col] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + return nullptr; + } + return chunks[chunk_index].data + column_offsets[col]; + } + void const* column_array(std::size_t chunk_index, std::size_t col) const { + if (column_offsets[col] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + return nullptr; + } + return chunks[chunk_index].data + column_offsets[col]; + } + + // Returns a pointer to the column's slot at (chunk, row), or nullptr for tag columns. + void* row_in_column(std::size_t chunk_index, std::size_t col, std::size_t row) { + if (column_offsets[col] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + return nullptr; + } + return chunks[chunk_index].data + column_offsets[col] + row * vtables[col]->size; + } + void const* row_in_column(std::size_t chunk_index, std::size_t col, std::size_t row) const { + if (column_offsets[col] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + return nullptr; + } + return chunks[chunk_index].data + column_offsets[col] + row * vtables[col]->size; + } + + // Allocates a new fresh chunk with no rows. The chunk's `data` pointer is non-null. + // Routes through chunk_pool when set; falls back to ::operator new otherwise (used + // by tests that construct an Archetype bare, without a World). + std::size_t allocate_chunk() { + DataChunk fresh; + if (chunk_pool != nullptr) { + fresh.data = chunk_pool->acquire(); + } else { + fresh.data = static_cast( + ::operator new(CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES, std::align_val_t { CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN }) + ); + } + chunks.push_back(std::move(fresh)); + return chunks.size() - 1; + } + + // Drops the trailing chunk if it's empty, returning its block to the pool (or to + // ::operator delete if no pool is wired). No-op if there are no chunks or the + // trailing chunk still holds rows. No retain-one rule — a fully-drained archetype + // has chunks.size() == 0, and the next reserve_row pulls a fresh block from the + // pool at the same cost as the previous "retained spare" indexing. + void drop_empty_trailing_chunk() { + if (chunks.empty() || chunks.back().count != 0) { + return; + } + DataChunk& back = chunks.back(); + if (chunk_pool != nullptr) { + chunk_pool->release(back.data); + } else if (back.data != nullptr) { + ::operator delete(back.data, std::align_val_t { CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN }); + } + back.data = nullptr; + chunks.pop_back(); + } + + // Destroys every live component and routes every chunk's block to the pool, then + // clears the chunks vector and resets total_entity_count. Called explicitly by + // World::~World before the archetypes vector destroys, so the (non-pool fallback) + // Archetype destructor sees an empty chunks vector and has nothing to do. + void drain_to_pool(ChunkPool& pool) { + for (std::size_t ci = 0; ci < chunks.size(); ++ci) { + DataChunk& chunk = chunks[ci]; + for (std::size_t row = 0; row < chunk.count; ++row) { + for (std::size_t col = 0; col < signature.size(); ++col) { + if (column_offsets[col] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + continue; + } + vtables[col]->destroy(row_in_column(ci, col, row)); + } + } + chunk.count = 0; + pool.release(chunk.data); + chunk.data = nullptr; + } + chunks.clear(); + total_entity_count = 0; + } + + // Reserve a new row at the end of storage — finds the first non-full chunk (or + // allocates a new one), bumps that chunk's `count`, and returns (chunk_index, row). + // Caller must placement-new component values into each non-tag column at this slot + // AFTER calling reserve_row, then push the EntityID via `entity_array(chunk_index)[row] = eid`. + // Bumps every column_version. + struct RowLocation { + std::size_t chunk_index; + std::size_t row; + }; + RowLocation reserve_row() { + std::size_t chunk_index; + if (chunks.empty() || chunks.back().count >= chunk_capacity) { + chunk_index = allocate_chunk(); + } else { + chunk_index = chunks.size() - 1; + } + std::size_t const row = chunks[chunk_index].count; + ++chunks[chunk_index].count; + ++total_entity_count; + for (uint64_t& v : column_versions) { + ++v; + } + return { chunk_index, row }; + } + + // Returns the (chunk_index, row) of the global last row, used when swap-popping. + // Precondition: total_entity_count > 0. + RowLocation last_row_location() const { + std::size_t const last_chunk = chunks.size() - 1; + std::size_t const last_row = chunks[last_chunk].count - 1; + return { last_chunk, last_row }; + } + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..cf0a5c320 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Soft component-pointer that survives across structural mutations of the world by + // re-resolving on a per-column version mismatch. Cheaper than calling + // `World::get_component` every time — the fast path is one comparison and an + // indirection. Storage is the entity ID plus a cached version stamp and pointer. + // + // `get(world)` returns the latest pointer (refreshing the cache if stale or the entity + // has changed archetype), or nullptr if the entity is dead or no longer carries C. + // + // Lifetime: a CachedRef may be stored across ticks. It's safe to copy. Holding one + // after `World::clear_systems` / `end_game_session` is fine but get() may return + // nullptr once the entity has been swept. + template + struct CachedRef { + EntityID entity_id = INVALID_ENTITY_ID; + uint64_t cached_version = 0; + C* cached_pointer = nullptr; + + static CachedRef from(World& world, EntityID id) { + CachedRef ref; + ref.entity_id = id; + ref.refresh(world); + return ref; + } + + EntityID entity() const { + return entity_id; + } + + bool is_valid(World const& world) const { + return cached_pointer != nullptr && world.is_alive(entity_id); + } + + void invalidate() { + cached_pointer = nullptr; + cached_version = 0; + } + + // Returns the current component pointer, refreshing the cache if the column has + // mutated since the last successful resolve or the entity is in a different + // archetype now. Returns nullptr if the entity is dead or no longer has C. + C* get(World& world) { + uint64_t const live_version = world.template component_version_in(entity_id); + if (live_version == 0) { + // Entity dead, or doesn't carry C in its current archetype. + cached_pointer = nullptr; + cached_version = 0; + return nullptr; + } + if (live_version != cached_version || cached_pointer == nullptr) { + cached_pointer = world.template get_component(entity_id); + cached_version = cached_pointer != nullptr ? live_version : 0; + } + return cached_pointer; + } + + private: + void refresh(World& world) { + cached_pointer = world.template get_component(entity_id); + cached_version = cached_pointer != nullptr ? world.template component_version_in(entity_id) : 0; + } + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..01d0e2107 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Fixed 16 KB chunk size, matching decs's `BLOCK_MEMORY_16K`. Chunks are the unit of + // growth — when an archetype runs out of capacity in its current chunks, a fresh chunk + // is allocated rather than relocating the existing column data. That's the principal + // performance advantage over per-column std::vector storage. + constexpr std::size_t CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES = 16 * 1024; + + // Alignment for the chunk's heap block. Generous enough to cover EntityID and any + // reasonable component (cache-line aligned for iteration efficiency). + constexpr std::size_t CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN = 64; + + // Passive holder for one chunk's 16 KB block. Lifecycle is managed explicitly at every + // callsite that owns a chunk: + // - Archetype::allocate_chunk calls ChunkPool::acquire and stores the result in `data`. + // - Archetype::drop_empty_trailing_chunk / World::compact_archetype_after_external_move + // call ChunkPool::release(data) and null `data` before pop_back. + // - Archetype::drain_to_pool (called from ~World) walks every chunk and releases. + // There is intentionally no destructor here — pool routing must be visible at the + // callsite, not hidden in RAII. Leaving `data` non-null when a DataChunk is destroyed + // is a programmer error; the move-assign assert catches the common case where a moved- + // into slot already held a live block, and the Archetype destructor catches the rest + // (it ::operator delete's any leftover data as a non-pool fallback for bare-Archetype + // test paths — but the pool-driven path drains chunks before Archetype destruction). + // + // Layout of the block (computed once at archetype creation, identical across every + // chunk owned by that archetype): + // + // [entity_id slab: EntityID[chunk_capacity]] + // [component_0 slab: aligned to vtable[0]->align, chunk_capacity * vtable[0]->size] + // [component_1 slab: ...] + // ... + // + // `count` is rows-currently-in-this-chunk; `chunk_capacity` is rows-per-chunk for the + // owning archetype (constant for the chunk's lifetime). Tag (zero-size) columns get a + // sentinel offset (size_t(-1)) and contribute no slab — they are tracked at the + // archetype level only via `column_versions`. + struct DataChunk { + unsigned char* data = nullptr; + std::size_t count = 0; + + DataChunk() = default; + DataChunk(DataChunk const&) = delete; + DataChunk& operator=(DataChunk const&) = delete; + + DataChunk(DataChunk&& other) noexcept : data { other.data }, count { other.count } { + other.data = nullptr; + other.count = 0; + } + DataChunk& operator=(DataChunk&& other) noexcept { + if (this != &other) { + // The destination must have been drained first — overwriting a live block + // here would silently leak its 16 KB. + assert(data == nullptr && "DataChunk move-assign over live block"); + data = other.data; + count = other.count; + other.data = nullptr; + other.count = 0; + } + return *this; + } + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..aa2097447 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +ChunkPool::~ChunkPool() { + for (PooledBlock const& blk : free_blocks_) { + ::operator delete(blk.data, std::align_val_t { CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN }); + ++total_deallocations_; + } + free_blocks_.clear(); +} + +unsigned char* ChunkPool::acquire() { + if (!free_blocks_.empty()) { + unsigned char* data = free_blocks_.back().data; + free_blocks_.pop_back(); + return data; + } + ++total_allocations_; + return static_cast( + ::operator new(CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES, std::align_val_t { CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN }) + ); +} + +void ChunkPool::release(unsigned char* data) { + if (data == nullptr) { + return; + } + if (free_blocks_.size() >= MAX_POOL_SIZE) { + ::operator delete(data, std::align_val_t { CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN }); + ++total_deallocations_; + return; + } + free_blocks_.push_back({ data, current_tick_ }); +} + +void ChunkPool::advance_tick() { + ++current_tick_; + // Swap-pop blocks older than the threshold. free_blocks_.size() is bounded by + // MAX_POOL_SIZE, so the O(n) scan is trivial. + std::size_t i = 0; + while (i < free_blocks_.size()) { + // current_tick_ - released_at_tick > AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS + // released_at_tick <= current_tick_ by construction, so subtraction is safe. + if (current_tick_ - free_blocks_[i].released_at_tick > AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS) { + ::operator delete(free_blocks_[i].data, std::align_val_t { CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN }); + ++total_deallocations_; + free_blocks_[i] = free_blocks_.back(); + free_blocks_.pop_back(); + } else { + ++i; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..181cba859 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Pool of fixed-size 16 KB aligned blocks matching DataChunk's layout (size = CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES, + // alignment = CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN — see Chunk.hpp). Owned by World; single-threaded — structural + // mutations are serialised on the main tick thread, so no synchronisation here. + // + // Released blocks are pushed LIFO so a ping-pong archetype reuses warm memory. Aging policy: + // blocks whose release tick falls more than AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS behind the current tick are + // freed on the next advance_tick. A working set that keeps acquiring + releasing every tick + // refreshes its released_at_tick on each cycle and never ages out. A truly idle archetype's + // chunks all drain to the OS after AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS ticks of disuse. + // + // MAX_POOL_SIZE caps the cached block count. Releases above the cap go straight to + // ::operator delete so a one-off burst can't lock down megabytes for the aging window. + class ChunkPool { + public: + static constexpr std::size_t MAX_POOL_SIZE = 64; + static constexpr uint64_t AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS = 256; + + ChunkPool() = default; + ChunkPool(ChunkPool const&) = delete; + ChunkPool& operator=(ChunkPool const&) = delete; + ChunkPool(ChunkPool&&) = delete; + ChunkPool& operator=(ChunkPool&&) = delete; + ~ChunkPool(); + + // Returns a CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES-sized, CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN-aligned block. Pops from the + // free list if any block is cached; otherwise calls ::operator new and increments + // total_allocations_. + unsigned char* acquire(); + + // Returns a block to the pool. If the free list is at MAX_POOL_SIZE, frees the block + // immediately via ::operator delete and increments total_deallocations_. Passing + // nullptr is a no-op. + void release(unsigned char* data); + + // Increments the tick counter and frees any cached block whose release tick is + // older than AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS. Called once per World tick from tick_systems. + void advance_tick(); + + // Test / diagnostic accessors. Used by ChunkPool tests to assert pool behaviour and + // by integration tests to verify allocator round-trips through the pool. + std::size_t pooled_count() const { + return free_blocks_.size(); + } + uint64_t total_allocations() const { + return total_allocations_; + } + uint64_t total_deallocations() const { + return total_deallocations_; + } + uint64_t current_tick() const { + return current_tick_; + } + + private: + struct PooledBlock { + unsigned char* data; + uint64_t released_at_tick; + }; + + std::vector free_blocks_; + uint64_t current_tick_ = 0; + uint64_t total_allocations_ = 0; + uint64_t total_deallocations_ = 0; + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..cc6a05ea2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // CRTP chunk-exec base. Derived class implements: + // void tick_chunk(ChunkView view, TickContext const& ctx); + // and inherits as `: ChunkSystem`. + // + // Useful for tight inner loops over large archetypes — slabs are contiguous, so the + // inner per-row loop avoids per-element function-call overhead. The decs analogue is + // `PureSystem`. + template + struct ChunkSystem { + // Compile-time access set is computed from Cs... directly (each `C const` becomes + // Read, `C` becomes Write — same semantics as System's tick-signature + // inference). + static constexpr auto declared_access() { + return std::array { ComponentAccess { + component_type_id_of>(), + std::is_const_v> ? AccessMode::Read : AccessMode::Write + }... }; + } + + static constexpr system_type_id_t type_id() { + return system_type_id_of(); + } + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { return {}; } + static constexpr std::array declared_run_before() { return {}; } + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { return {}; } + static constexpr bool is_threaded = false; + + // Sorted-unique component ids defining the iteration query. ChunkSystem doesn't + // derive from System<>, so it needs its own version — but the result is the same + // shape: just Cs... folded through component_type_id_of, sorted, deduped. + // Consumed by the scheduler's query-cache prewarm for multi-system stages. + static std::vector compute_tick_query_require_ids() { + std::vector ids = { + component_type_id_of>()... + }; + std::sort(ids.begin(), ids.end()); + ids.erase(std::unique(ids.begin(), ids.end()), ids.end()); + return ids; + } + + void tick_all(World& world, TickContext const& ctx) { + Derived& self = static_cast(*this); + world.template for_each_chunk...>( + [&](ChunkView...> view) { + self.tick_chunk(view, ctx); + }); + } + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..36c07c956 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Lightweight view passed to `for_each_chunk` lambdas. Wraps a single chunk's worth of + // component data: an EntityID array and one raw component-array pointer per Cs... in the + // caller's argument list. All arrays share the same length, `count()`. Tag (zero-size) + // component arrays are nullptr — callers must not dereference them. + // + // The view is valid only inside the `for_each_chunk` callback — the underlying chunk + // data may be relocated by any subsequent structural mutation of the World. + template + struct ChunkView { + std::size_t row_count = 0; + EntityID* eids = nullptr; + // One raw pointer per Cs... in declared order. Tag types map to nullptr. + std::array raw_arrays {}; + + std::size_t count() const { + return row_count; + } + + EntityID* entities() { + return eids; + } + EntityID const* entities() const { + return eids; + } + + // Returns the component slab for type C — must match exactly one of Cs... + // For tag types this returns nullptr (no per-row data is stored). + template + C* array() { + constexpr std::size_t idx = index_of(); + static_assert(idx < sizeof...(Cs), "ChunkView::array: C is not in this view's component list"); + return static_cast(raw_arrays[idx]); + } + + template + C const* array() const { + constexpr std::size_t idx = index_of(); + static_assert(idx < sizeof...(Cs), "ChunkView::array: C is not in this view's component list"); + return static_cast(raw_arrays[idx]); + } + + private: + template + static constexpr std::size_t index_of_impl() { + if constexpr (std::is_same_v) { + return I; + } else if constexpr (sizeof...(Rest) == 0) { + return sizeof...(Cs); // not found + } else { + return index_of_impl(); + } + } + + template + static constexpr std::size_t index_of() { + return index_of_impl(); + } + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9488160e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,329 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +void CommandBuffer::apply(World& world) { + // Resolution map for deferred placeholders. Indexed by placeholder local_seq (= op.eid.index + // for any deferred eid). Empty when the buffer holds no deferred ops — the common case for + // serial-system buffers, where this allocation is a no-op. + std::vector placeholder_to_real; + if (deferred_count_ > 0) { + placeholder_to_real.assign(deferred_count_, INVALID_ENTITY_ID); + } + auto resolve = [&](EntityID eid) -> EntityID { + if (!eid.is_deferred()) { + return eid; + } + if (eid.index >= placeholder_to_real.size()) { + return INVALID_ENTITY_ID; // out-of-range placeholder — shouldn't happen + } + return placeholder_to_real[eid.index]; + }; + + for (Op& op : ops) { + switch (op.kind) { + case OpKind::CreateEntity: { + // In parallel-mode-recorded ops, op.eid is a deferred placeholder. Allocate a + // real slot here (single-threaded, deterministic order) and store the mapping + // before we finalise — subsequent ops that reference this placeholder resolve + // via the map. Serial-mode ops already carry a real reserved EntityID and skip + // the allocation step. + EntityID real_eid = op.eid; + bool const was_deferred = op.eid.is_deferred(); + if (was_deferred) { + real_eid = world.reserve_entity_slot(); + if (op.eid.index < placeholder_to_real.size()) { + placeholder_to_real[op.eid.index] = real_eid; + } + } + // Hand the World move-only payload pointers; finalize_reserved_entity moves + // them into the archetype's column slabs. After the call, the payload slots + // are moved-from but still need their allocations freed. + std::vector raw_slots; + raw_slots.reserve(op.create.sorted_values.size()); + for (PayloadSlot& slot : op.create.sorted_values) { + raw_slots.push_back(slot.data); + } + world.finalize_reserved_entity( + real_eid, op.create.sorted_sig, op.create.sorted_vtables, raw_slots + ); + // Free the moved-from payload allocations. We don't call destroy() on them — + // the move-construct already destructively transferred the value. Capture + // `align` into a local BEFORE `release_data()` — `release_data()` clears the + // slot's `vtable` pointer, and the argument-evaluation order for the delete + // call below is unspecified, so any access to `slot.vtable->align` in the + // same expression is undefined. + for (PayloadSlot& slot : op.create.sorted_values) { + if (slot.data != nullptr && slot.vtable != nullptr && slot.vtable->size > 0) { + std::size_t const align = slot.vtable->align; + ::operator delete(slot.release_data(), std::align_val_t { align }); + slot.vtable = nullptr; + } + } + break; + } + case OpKind::DestroyEntity: { + // World::destroy_entity is a no-op on dead entities and on + // reserved-but-unfinalised slots (calls drop_reserved_slot internally). + world.destroy_entity(resolve(op.eid)); + break; + } + case OpKind::AddComponent: { + // Build a single-component sorted signature against the entity's current + // archetype + the new id, then dispatch through the existing template + // add_component path is awkward (requires the type at the call site). We + // instead replicate the migration logic at the type-erased level: find or + // create the target archetype and move the new component plus all existing + // components over. + // + // For simplicity this implementation goes through add_component_typeerased + // (a private World helper added below). If the entity already carries C, + // the existing slot is overwritten via move-assign… but move-assign isn't + // available type-erased. So if the component already exists, we destroy + // the existing value first then move-construct the new one in place. + EntityID const eid = resolve(op.eid); + if (!eid.is_valid() || eid.is_deferred()) { + // Unresolved placeholder (a same-buffer add referencing a placeholder whose + // CreateEntity op never ran, e.g. due to allocation failure). Drop silently. + break; + } + if (eid.index >= world.entity_slots.size()) { + break; + } + EntitySlot const& slot = world.entity_slots[eid.index]; + if (!slot.alive || slot.generation != eid.generation) { + break; + } + if (slot.archetype_index == INVALID_ARCHETYPE) { + // Entity is reserved-but-unfinalised — adding a component before the + // CreateEntity op has been applied is undefined-by-policy. Ignore. + break; + } + ColumnVTable const* new_vt = op.add.value.vtable; + component_type_id_t const new_id = op.add.id; + uint32_t const src_idx = slot.archetype_index; + uint32_t const src_chunk = slot.chunk_index; + uint32_t const src_row = slot.row; + + // In-place replace if already present. + { + Archetype& src = world.archetypes[src_idx]; + std::size_t const existing_col = src.column_index_for(new_id); + if (existing_col != NO_COLUMN_INDEX) { + if (src.column_offsets[existing_col] != NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + void* dst = src.row_in_column(src_chunk, existing_col, src_row); + src.vtables[existing_col]->destroy(dst); + src.vtables[existing_col]->move_construct(dst, op.add.value.data); + ++src.column_versions[existing_col]; + } + // Free the moved-from payload allocation. Capture `align` BEFORE + // `release_data()` clears the vtable pointer — see CreateEntity branch + // for the order-of-evaluation rationale. + if (op.add.value.data != nullptr && op.add.value.vtable != nullptr + && op.add.value.vtable->size > 0) { + std::size_t const align = op.add.value.vtable->align; + ::operator delete( + op.add.value.release_data(), std::align_val_t { align } + ); + op.add.value.vtable = nullptr; + } + break; + } + } + + // Build target signature = src.signature ∪ {new_id}, sorted ascending. + std::vector target_sig; + std::vector target_vtables; + { + Archetype const& src = world.archetypes[src_idx]; + target_sig.reserve(src.signature.size() + 1); + target_vtables.reserve(src.signature.size() + 1); + bool inserted = false; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < src.signature.size(); ++i) { + component_type_id_t const sid = src.signature[i]; + if (!inserted && sid > new_id) { + target_sig.push_back(new_id); + target_vtables.push_back(new_vt); + inserted = true; + } + target_sig.push_back(sid); + target_vtables.push_back(src.vtables[i]); + } + if (!inserted) { + target_sig.push_back(new_id); + target_vtables.push_back(new_vt); + } + } + + uint32_t const target_idx + = world.find_or_create_archetype(target_sig, target_vtables.data()); + + Archetype::RowLocation target_loc = world.archetypes[target_idx].reserve_row(); + world.archetypes[target_idx].entity_array(target_loc.chunk_index)[target_loc.row] = eid; + + { + Archetype& target = world.archetypes[target_idx]; + Archetype& src = world.archetypes[src_idx]; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < target.signature.size(); ++i) { + component_type_id_t const tid = target.signature[i]; + if (target.column_offsets[i] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + continue; // tag column — no data + } + void* dst = target.row_in_column( + target_loc.chunk_index, i, target_loc.row + ); + if (tid == new_id) { + target.vtables[i]->move_construct(dst, op.add.value.data); + } else { + std::size_t const src_col_idx = src.column_index_for(tid); + void* srcp = src.row_in_column(src_chunk, src_col_idx, src_row); + target.vtables[i]->move_construct(dst, srcp); + } + } + } + + world.compact_archetype_after_external_move(src_idx, src_chunk, src_row); + + EntitySlot& mutable_slot = world.entity_slots[eid.index]; + mutable_slot.archetype_index = target_idx; + mutable_slot.chunk_index = static_cast(target_loc.chunk_index); + mutable_slot.row = static_cast(target_loc.row); + + // Free the moved-from payload allocation. Capture `align` BEFORE + // `release_data()` clears the vtable pointer — see CreateEntity branch + // for the order-of-evaluation rationale. + if (op.add.value.data != nullptr && op.add.value.vtable != nullptr + && op.add.value.vtable->size > 0) { + std::size_t const align = op.add.value.vtable->align; + ::operator delete( + op.add.value.release_data(), std::align_val_t { align } + ); + op.add.value.vtable = nullptr; + } + break; + } + case OpKind::RemoveComponent: { + EntityID const eid = resolve(op.eid); + if (!eid.is_valid() || eid.is_deferred()) { + break; + } + if (eid.index >= world.entity_slots.size()) { + break; + } + EntitySlot const& slot = world.entity_slots[eid.index]; + if (!slot.alive || slot.generation != eid.generation) { + break; + } + if (slot.archetype_index == INVALID_ARCHETYPE) { + break; + } + uint32_t const src_idx = slot.archetype_index; + uint32_t const src_chunk = slot.chunk_index; + uint32_t const src_row = slot.row; + + std::size_t drop_col_idx = NO_COLUMN_INDEX; + { + Archetype const& src = world.archetypes[src_idx]; + drop_col_idx = src.column_index_for(op.remove_id); + if (drop_col_idx == NO_COLUMN_INDEX) { + break; // entity doesn't carry it — silent no-op + } + if (src.signature.size() == 1) { + // Removing the sole component is forbidden; mirror World::remove_component. + break; + } + } + + std::vector target_sig; + std::vector target_vtables; + { + Archetype const& src = world.archetypes[src_idx]; + target_sig.reserve(src.signature.size() - 1); + target_vtables.reserve(src.signature.size() - 1); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < src.signature.size(); ++i) { + if (src.signature[i] == op.remove_id) { + continue; + } + target_sig.push_back(src.signature[i]); + target_vtables.push_back(src.vtables[i]); + } + } + + uint32_t const target_idx + = world.find_or_create_archetype(target_sig, target_vtables.data()); + + Archetype::RowLocation target_loc = world.archetypes[target_idx].reserve_row(); + world.archetypes[target_idx].entity_array(target_loc.chunk_index)[target_loc.row] = eid; + + { + Archetype& target = world.archetypes[target_idx]; + Archetype& src = world.archetypes[src_idx]; + if (src.column_offsets[drop_col_idx] != NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + src.vtables[drop_col_idx]->destroy( + src.row_in_column(src_chunk, drop_col_idx, src_row) + ); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < target.signature.size(); ++i) { + component_type_id_t const tid = target.signature[i]; + if (target.column_offsets[i] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + continue; + } + std::size_t const src_col_idx = src.column_index_for(tid); + void* dst = target.row_in_column(target_loc.chunk_index, i, target_loc.row); + void* srcp = src.row_in_column(src_chunk, src_col_idx, src_row); + target.vtables[i]->move_construct(dst, srcp); + } + } + + world.compact_archetype_after_external_move(src_idx, src_chunk, src_row); + + EntitySlot& mutable_slot = world.entity_slots[eid.index]; + mutable_slot.archetype_index = target_idx; + mutable_slot.chunk_index = static_cast(target_loc.chunk_index); + mutable_slot.row = static_cast(target_loc.row); + break; + } + } + } + ops.clear(); + deferred_count_ = 0; +} + +void CommandBuffer::clear() { + // PayloadSlot destructors clean up any remaining values via their vtables. + ops.clear(); + deferred_count_ = 0; +} + +void CommandBuffer::merge_from(CommandBuffer&& other) { + if (other.ops.empty()) { + // Even with zero ops, fold deferred_count_ in case the caller cleared between recording + // and merging (defensive — current uses don't hit this path). + deferred_count_ += other.deferred_count_; + other.deferred_count_ = 0; + return; + } + ops.reserve(ops.size() + other.ops.size()); + uint32_t const base = deferred_count_; + // Rebase incoming placeholder local_seqs by `base` so placeholders stay unique post-merge. + // CreateEntity ops carry their own placeholder in op.eid; AddComponent / DestroyEntity / + // RemoveComponent carry whatever placeholder the recorder passed in. All four kinds get + // the same rewrite — `is_deferred()` is a pure flag check, so a real EID survives untouched. + for (Op& op : other.ops) { + if (op.eid.is_deferred()) { + op.eid.index += base; + } + ops.push_back(std::move(op)); + } + deferred_count_ += other.deferred_count_; + other.ops.clear(); + other.deferred_count_ = 0; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..08a08b4f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,302 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Type-erased holder for one component value queued in a CommandBuffer. Owns the + // allocation; destructor cleans up correctly regardless of payload type. Move-only. + struct PayloadSlot { + void* data = nullptr; + ColumnVTable const* vtable = nullptr; + + PayloadSlot() = default; + + PayloadSlot(PayloadSlot const&) = delete; + PayloadSlot& operator=(PayloadSlot const&) = delete; + + PayloadSlot(PayloadSlot&& other) noexcept : data { other.data }, vtable { other.vtable } { + other.data = nullptr; + other.vtable = nullptr; + } + PayloadSlot& operator=(PayloadSlot&& other) noexcept { + if (this != &other) { + reset(); + data = other.data; + vtable = other.vtable; + other.data = nullptr; + other.vtable = nullptr; + } + return *this; + } + + ~PayloadSlot() { + reset(); + } + + void reset() { + if (data != nullptr && vtable != nullptr && vtable->size > 0) { + vtable->destroy(data); + ::operator delete(data, std::align_val_t { vtable->align }); + } + data = nullptr; + vtable = nullptr; + } + + // Allocate aligned storage for one value of vt, but do not construct anything. + // Caller placement-news into `data`. For tag types (size == 0) data stays nullptr. + void allocate(ColumnVTable const* vt) { + vtable = vt; + if (vt != nullptr && vt->size > 0) { + data = ::operator new(vt->size, std::align_val_t { vt->align }); + } + } + + // Release ownership of the payload (caller must destroy the value or move it + // onwards). Used during apply() — the archetype's column move-constructs from + // `data`, then we still need to free the now-moved-from allocation. + void* release_data() { + void* d = data; + data = nullptr; + vtable = nullptr; + return d; + } + }; + + struct CommandBuffer { + // In **serial mode** (default): reserves a slot in `world` synchronously and returns its + // real EntityID. `world.is_alive(eid)` returns false until `apply()` finalises it. + // Components are copied / moved into a type-erased PayloadSlot per component. + // + // In **parallel mode** (`set_parallel_mode(true)` — set by SystemThreaded on every + // per-chunk buffer): no World mutation. Returns a *deferred placeholder* EntityID + // `{ index = local_seq, generation = DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT }`. The placeholder + // satisfies `is_valid()` and `is_deferred()`, fails `world.is_alive()`, and is accepted + // by other ops on the same buffer (`add_component`, `destroy_entity`, `remove_component`). + // `apply()` resolves placeholders to real EntityIDs at the stage barrier, on a single + // thread, in record order. Allocation order is therefore worker-count-invariant given + // the chunk_idx-ascending merge done by `SystemThreaded::tick_all` before apply. + template + EntityID create_entity(World& world, Cs&&... values); + + inline void destroy_entity(EntityID id) { + Op op; + op.kind = OpKind::DestroyEntity; + op.eid = id; + ops.push_back(std::move(op)); + } + + template + void add_component(EntityID id, C&& value); + + template + void add_component(EntityID id); // default-construct + + template + void remove_component(EntityID id); + + // Drains the buffer onto the world in record order. The scheduler invokes this + // once per system per stage in registration_index order. For SystemThreaded, each + // chunk has its own CommandBuffer; the system-level pending CommandBuffer is built + // by `merge_from`-ing each per-chunk buffer in chunk_idx ascending order before + // `apply()` is called. + void apply(World& world); + + // Splice `other`'s queued ops onto the end of our op vector. After return, `other` + // is empty (op_count() == 0). Used by `SystemThreaded::tick_all` to combine the + // per-chunk buffers into the system's pending buffer in chunk_idx ascending order. + // PayloadSlot moves are zero-copy (just pointer transfer). + void merge_from(CommandBuffer&& other); + + // Resets without applying — every queued payload is destroyed via its vtable. After + // clear(), op_count() == 0 and empty() == true. + void clear(); + + // When set, `create_entity` switches to deferred mode: no World mutation, returns a + // placeholder EntityID resolved at apply time. add_component / remove_component / + // destroy_entity continue to record op intent (they always defer). Set by + // SystemThreaded on every per-chunk buffer; cleared on the system's pending buffer + // before merge_from + apply so the resolution path is exercised on a single thread. + // Default false. + void set_parallel_mode(bool enabled) { + parallel_mode_ = enabled; + } + bool parallel_mode() const { + return parallel_mode_; + } + + // Number of deferred CreateEntity ops queued (placeholder entities pending resolution). + // Bumped by `create_entity` while parallel_mode is set, summed across `merge_from` calls, + // reset to 0 by `apply` and `clear`. Used by `apply` to size the placeholder→real map. + uint32_t deferred_count() const { + return deferred_count_; + } + + std::size_t op_count() const { + return ops.size(); + } + bool empty() const { + return ops.empty(); + } + + private: + enum class OpKind { + CreateEntity, // payload: full archetype signature + per-component slots + DestroyEntity, // no payload + AddComponent, // payload: 1 component slot (tag-aware) + RemoveComponent // no payload — only the type id + }; + + struct CreatePayload { + std::vector sorted_sig; + std::vector sorted_vtables; + std::vector sorted_values; // length == sorted_sig.size() + }; + + struct AddPayload { + component_type_id_t id; + PayloadSlot value; // .vtable always set (even for tag — size==0); .data null for tag/default + bool is_default; // true when add_component() with no value + }; + + struct Op { + OpKind kind; + EntityID eid; + component_type_id_t remove_id = 0; // RemoveComponent only + CreatePayload create; // CreateEntity only + AddPayload add; // AddComponent only + }; + + std::vector ops; + bool parallel_mode_ = false; + // Count of deferred (placeholder) CreateEntity ops queued in this buffer. When two + // buffers are spliced via `merge_from`, the receiver rebases incoming placeholder + // `index`es by its current `deferred_count_` so placeholders stay unique post-merge. + // `apply` consumes this to size its placeholder→real-EntityID resolution map; `clear` + // and `apply` reset it to 0. + uint32_t deferred_count_ = 0; + }; + + // === template definitions === + + template + EntityID CommandBuffer::create_entity(World& world, Cs&&... values) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "CommandBuffer::create_entity requires at least one component"); + + // Build the same sorted signature as World::create_entity does, recording the + // vtable pointer alongside each id. + component_type_id_t const raw_ids[] = { component_type_id_of>()... }; + ColumnVTable const* const raw_vtables[] = { &column_vtable_for>()... }; + constexpr std::size_t const N = sizeof...(Cs); + + component_type_id_t sorted_ids[N]; + ColumnVTable const* sorted_vtables[N]; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + sorted_ids[i] = raw_ids[i]; + sorted_vtables[i] = raw_vtables[i]; + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + for (std::size_t j = i + 1; j < N; ++j) { + if (sorted_ids[j] < sorted_ids[i]) { + std::swap(sorted_ids[i], sorted_ids[j]); + std::swap(sorted_vtables[i], sorted_vtables[j]); + } + } + } + + // In parallel mode (SystemThreaded per-chunk buffers), defer slot reservation: no World + // mutation here, just hand back a placeholder EntityID with DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT set. + // `apply()` allocates the real slot at the stage barrier and rewrites the placeholder. + // In serial mode, reserve a real slot up-front so callers get a usable EntityID + // immediately (e.g. for `cmd.add_component(eid, ...)` later in the same recording). + EntityID const eid = parallel_mode_ + ? EntityID { deferred_count_++, DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT } + : world.reserve_entity_slot(); + + Op op; + op.kind = OpKind::CreateEntity; + op.eid = eid; + op.create.sorted_sig.assign(sorted_ids, sorted_ids + N); + op.create.sorted_vtables.assign(sorted_vtables, sorted_vtables + N); + op.create.sorted_values.resize(N); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + op.create.sorted_values[i].allocate(sorted_vtables[i]); + } + + // Move each value into the corresponding sorted slot. Use a fold expression with the + // raw (unsorted) parameter pack and look up the sorted index. + auto place = [&](C&& value) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + component_type_id_t const id = component_type_id_of(); + std::size_t target = N; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + if (op.create.sorted_sig[i] == id) { + target = i; + break; + } + } + if constexpr (!std::is_empty_v) { + ::new (op.create.sorted_values[target].data) TC(std::forward(value)); + } else { + (void) value; + (void) target; + } + }; + (place(std::forward(values)), ...); + + ops.push_back(std::move(op)); + return eid; + } + + template + void CommandBuffer::add_component(EntityID id, C&& value) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + Op op; + op.kind = OpKind::AddComponent; + op.eid = id; + op.add.id = component_type_id_of(); + op.add.is_default = false; + op.add.value.allocate(&column_vtable_for()); + if constexpr (!std::is_empty_v) { + ::new (op.add.value.data) TC(std::forward(value)); + } else { + (void) value; + } + ops.push_back(std::move(op)); + } + + template + void CommandBuffer::add_component(EntityID id) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + Op op; + op.kind = OpKind::AddComponent; + op.eid = id; + op.add.id = component_type_id_of(); + op.add.is_default = true; + op.add.value.allocate(&column_vtable_for()); + if constexpr (!std::is_empty_v) { + ::new (op.add.value.data) TC {}; + } + ops.push_back(std::move(op)); + } + + template + void CommandBuffer::remove_component(EntityID id) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + Op op; + op.kind = OpKind::RemoveComponent; + op.eid = id; + op.remove_id = component_type_id_of(); + ops.push_back(std::move(op)); + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..3608bff31 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + using component_type_id_t = uint64_t; + + // FNV-1a 64-bit. Pure constexpr — the same input string yields the same hash on every + // compiler and platform, so component IDs are byte-identical across builds. This is the + // foundation OpenVic relies on for cross-platform deterministic protocols (multiplayer, + // save sharing, replay logs). + constexpr component_type_id_t fnv1a_64(std::string_view s) { + constexpr uint64_t FNV_PRIME = 0x100000001b3ULL; + constexpr uint64_t FNV_OFFSET = 0xcbf29ce484222325ULL; + uint64_t h = FNV_OFFSET; + for (char c : s) { + h ^= static_cast(c); + h *= FNV_PRIME; + } + return h; + } + + // Primary template intentionally undefined. Every component used with World must specialise + // this trait — the typical path is the ECS_COMPONENT macro defined below. Failure to register + // becomes a clear compile error: "incomplete type ComponentName". + template + struct ComponentName; + + template + constexpr component_type_id_t component_type_id_of() { + return fnv1a_64(ComponentName::value); + } +} + +// Specialise OpenVic::ecs::ComponentName with a stable string literal that becomes the +// component's identity across all builds. Must be invoked at namespace scope (outside any other +// namespace). The literal must be globally unique within the simulation; renames are breaking +// changes to anything that persists component IDs (saves, replays, network protocol). +// +// Example: +// struct LeaderTemplate { ... }; +// ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::LeaderTemplate, "OpenVic::LeaderTemplate") +#define ECS_COMPONENT(Type, NameLiteral) \ + namespace OpenVic::ecs { \ + template<> \ + struct ComponentName { \ + static constexpr std::string_view value = NameLiteral; \ + }; \ + } diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..49e251de7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,134 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +EcsThreadPool::EcsThreadPool(uint32_t worker_count) { + uint32_t const n = std::max(1u, worker_count); + workers_.reserve(n); + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + workers_.emplace_back([this, i]() { worker_loop(i); }); + } +} + +EcsThreadPool::~EcsThreadPool() { + { + std::lock_guard lock(queue_mutex_); + stop_ = true; + } + cv_.notify_all(); + for (std::thread& t : workers_) { + if (t.joinable()) { + t.join(); + } + } +} + +void EcsThreadPool::worker_loop(uint32_t worker_id) { + for (;;) { + Job job; + bool have_job = false; + { + std::unique_lock lock(queue_mutex_); + cv_.wait(lock, [this]() { return stop_ || !queue_.empty(); }); + if (stop_ && queue_.empty()) { + return; + } + if (!queue_.empty()) { + job = std::move(queue_.back()); + queue_.pop_back(); + have_job = true; + } + } + if (!have_job) { + continue; + } + + if (job.parallel_body != nullptr) { + (*job.parallel_body)(job.chunk_idx, worker_id); + } else if (job.concurrent_body) { + job.concurrent_body(); + } + + // Decrement the dispatch's own DoneState under its mutex so the caller's + // predicate (evaluated under the same mutex inside cv.wait) cannot observe + // count == 0 until the decrement-and-notify sequence has completed — that + // is what allows the caller's DoneState to live on the caller's stack + // without lifetime races. + DoneState* const done = job.done; + std::lock_guard lock(done->mutex); + --done->count; + if (done->count == 0) { + done->cv.notify_all(); + } + } +} + +void EcsThreadPool::run_parallel_for_impl(std::size_t chunk_count, ParallelForBody body) { + // Per-call DoneState — separate counter+CV for each dispatch lets a System + // dispatched via run_concurrent itself call parallel_for without trampling the + // outer dispatch's accounting. Lives on this stack frame; workers hold its + // mutex while decrementing so we cannot return (and destroy it) until the + // last worker has fully released the mutex. + DoneState done; + done.count = chunk_count; + + // Push every chunk index as a separate Job into the queue. The `body` lives on the + // caller's stack for the duration of this call; jobs hold a non-owning pointer to it. + { + std::lock_guard lock(queue_mutex_); + queue_.reserve(queue_.size() + chunk_count); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < chunk_count; ++i) { + Job j; + j.parallel_body = &body; + j.chunk_idx = i; + j.done = &done; + queue_.push_back(std::move(j)); + } + } + cv_.notify_all(); + + // Wait until every job has decremented its way down to zero. Predicate is + // evaluated under done.mutex (cv.wait acquires it), serialising with the + // worker_loop decrement-under-lock above. + { + std::unique_lock lock(done.mutex); + done.cv.wait(lock, [&done]() { + return done.count == 0; + }); + } +} + +void EcsThreadPool::run_concurrent(std::span const> bodies) { + if (bodies.empty()) { + return; + } + if (workers_.size() <= 1 || bodies.size() == 1) { + for (auto const& fn : bodies) { + fn(); + } + return; + } + DoneState done; + done.count = bodies.size(); + + { + std::lock_guard lock(queue_mutex_); + queue_.reserve(queue_.size() + bodies.size()); + for (auto const& fn : bodies) { + Job j; + j.concurrent_body = fn; // copy + j.done = &done; + queue_.push_back(std::move(j)); + } + } + cv_.notify_all(); + { + std::unique_lock lock(done.mutex); + done.cv.wait(lock, [&done]() { + return done.count == 0; + }); + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9ac23cece --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,113 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + // Dedicated thread pool for ECS scheduler dispatch. Intentionally separate from + // `OpenVic::ThreadPool` (which serves un-migrated production-tick / market-clearing + // code with a different work-bundle shape) so neither side disturbs the other. + // + // Workers are numbered 0..worker_count-1 with stable identities; each worker passes + // its `worker_id` to the body it executes. ECS callers do not depend on worker_id + // for determinism — per-chunk CommandBuffers are keyed by chunk_idx, not worker_id — + // but it is exposed for diagnostic or thread-local-scratch uses. + // + // Hard invariants: + // * `parallel_for` is blocking — does not return until every chunk's body has run. + // * `run_concurrent` is blocking — does not return until every supplied function + // has completed. + // * No work is ever silently dropped; bodies that throw will std::terminate (we do + // not guarantee exception-safety from inside system bodies — they should be noexcept). + class EcsThreadPool { + public: + // Construct with a fixed worker count. worker_count == 0 is treated as 1 (a + // degenerate single-thread pool, useful for tests and headless determinism runs). + explicit EcsThreadPool(uint32_t worker_count); + ~EcsThreadPool(); + + EcsThreadPool(EcsThreadPool const&) = delete; + EcsThreadPool& operator=(EcsThreadPool const&) = delete; + EcsThreadPool(EcsThreadPool&&) = delete; + EcsThreadPool& operator=(EcsThreadPool&&) = delete; + + uint32_t worker_count() const noexcept { + return static_cast(workers_.size()); + } + + // Run body(chunk_idx, worker_id) for every chunk_idx in [0, chunk_count). Blocking. + // The internal scheduling strategy (work-queue, modulo, stealing) is opaque and + // deliberately not exposed — the only externally observable property is "every + // chunk's body runs exactly once and parallel_for does not return early". + template + void parallel_for(std::size_t chunk_count, Body&& body) { + if (chunk_count == 0) { + return; + } + if (workers_.size() <= 1 || chunk_count == 1) { + // Fast path: single-thread fall-through. Same observable behaviour as the + // parallel path; saves the queue/cv overhead in degenerate cases. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < chunk_count; ++i) { + body(i, /*worker_id=*/0u); + } + return; + } + run_parallel_for_impl(chunk_count, [&body](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t worker_id) { + body(chunk_idx, worker_id); + }); + } + + // Run each supplied function exactly once across the pool — used for inter-system + // parallelism within a scheduler stage. Blocking. + void run_concurrent(std::span const> bodies); + + private: + // Type-erased body for parallel_for. Templated wrapper above forwards to this. + using ParallelForBody = std::function; + + // Per-call completion tracker. Stored on the caller's stack inside parallel_for / + // run_concurrent and pointed-to by every Job that dispatch submits. Workers + // decrement the *job's* DoneState — not a shared pool counter — so a System + // dispatched via run_concurrent can itself call parallel_for without the inner + // dispatch corrupting the outer dispatch's accounting (pre-fix, both used a + // single pool-wide `remaining_` atomic, which caused spurious wakeups and + // SIZE_MAX underflow when a `SystemThreaded` shared a stage with another System). + // Lifetime is enforced by the worker taking `done->mutex` while decrementing + // `done->count` — the caller's `done.cv.wait` predicate is also evaluated under + // the same mutex, so the caller can't return (and destroy the DoneState) until + // the decrement-and-notify sequence has completed. + struct DoneState { + std::mutex mutex; + std::condition_variable cv; + std::size_t count = 0; // Always touched while holding `mutex`. + }; + + void run_parallel_for_impl(std::size_t chunk_count, ParallelForBody body); + + void worker_loop(uint32_t worker_id); + + std::vector workers_; + + // Work item: either a parallel_for slice or a run_concurrent function. + struct Job { + // For parallel_for: pointer-back to the shared body + the chunk_idx assigned + // to this job. For run_concurrent: a one-shot function to invoke; chunk_idx is 0. + ParallelForBody const* parallel_body = nullptr; // borrowed; lives on caller stack + std::function concurrent_body; // owned + std::size_t chunk_idx = 0; + DoneState* done = nullptr; // borrowed; lives on caller stack until count hits 0 + }; + + std::mutex queue_mutex_; + std::condition_variable cv_; + std::vector queue_; // FIFO; back-popped under queue_mutex_ + bool stop_ = false; + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ffccef3ed --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + // High bit of EntityID::generation reserved for deferred-create placeholders. A placeholder + // is `{ index = local_seq, generation = DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT }` returned from + // CommandBuffer::create_entity in parallel mode (inside a SystemThreaded body). The real + // generation is assigned when the slot is allocated at apply time. Real generations stay in + // [1, 0x7FFFFFFF] — World::allocate_entity_slot clamps over this range. + inline constexpr uint32_t DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT = 0x80000000u; + + struct EntityID { + uint32_t index = 0; + uint32_t generation = 0; + + constexpr bool operator==(EntityID const& rhs) const { + return index == rhs.index && generation == rhs.generation; + } + + constexpr bool operator!=(EntityID const& rhs) const { + return !(*this == rhs); + } + + // Generation 0 is the invalid sentinel — valid entities always have generation >= 1. + // Deferred placeholders also satisfy is_valid(): their generation has DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT + // set (non-zero), but they are NOT yet alive in the World. Use is_deferred() to distinguish. + constexpr bool is_valid() const { + return generation != 0; + } + + // True for a placeholder returned by CommandBuffer::create_entity in parallel mode that has + // not yet been resolved to a real EntityID by CommandBuffer::apply. Public World accessors + // treat deferred IDs as "not present" (return false / nullptr / 0). The placeholder is only + // usable as an argument to other ops on the same CommandBuffer recording session. + constexpr bool is_deferred() const { + return (generation & DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT) != 0; + } + + constexpr uint64_t to_uint64() const { + return (static_cast(generation) << 32) | static_cast(index); + } + + static constexpr EntityID from_uint64(uint64_t value) { + EntityID eid; + eid.index = static_cast(value & 0xFFFFFFFFULL); + eid.generation = static_cast(value >> 32); + return eid; + } + }; + + inline constexpr EntityID INVALID_ENTITY_ID = {}; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d7d01a816 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Builder for an archetype-matching query. Use `with()` to require components and + // `exclude()` to forbid them. Call `build()` once before passing to a `for_each` + // overload — `build()` sorts and deduplicates both lists so the World can compare them + // against canonical sorted archetype signatures with a two-pointer scan, and so they + // hash stably for the query cache. + // + // `with()` and `exclude()` may be called multiple times; lists accumulate. After `build()` + // the same Query may be reused as long as no further `with`/`exclude` calls are made. + struct Query { + std::vector require_ids; + std::vector exclude_ids; + + template + Query& with() { + (require_ids.push_back(component_type_id_of()), ...); + return *this; + } + + template + Query& exclude() { + (exclude_ids.push_back(component_type_id_of()), ...); + return *this; + } + + Query& build() { + std::sort(require_ids.begin(), require_ids.end()); + require_ids.erase(std::unique(require_ids.begin(), require_ids.end()), require_ids.end()); + std::sort(exclude_ids.begin(), exclude_ids.end()); + exclude_ids.erase(std::unique(exclude_ids.begin(), exclude_ids.end()), exclude_ids.end()); + return *this; + } + + bool operator==(Query const& other) const { + return require_ids == other.require_ids && exclude_ids == other.exclude_ids; + } + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Reductions.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Reductions.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c613c4c2c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Reductions.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs::reductions { + // Deterministic parallel reductions: per-chunk worker bodies write into a + // chunk_idx-indexed std::vector; after the parallel section joins, we fold the + // per-chunk results sequentially in chunk_idx ascending order. Final result is + // bit-identical regardless of worker_count — the only operation order that affects + // the output is the sequential fold at the end, which is independent of the pool. + + // Compute body(chunk_idx) -> T per chunk, then sum the results sequentially. + // `init` is the sum's starting value; the per-chunk T values are added to it in + // chunk_idx ascending order. For integer/fixed_point types where addition is + // associative, the result is bit-identical across worker counts. + template + T parallel_sum(EcsThreadPool& pool, std::size_t chunk_count, T init, Body&& body) { + std::vector per_chunk(chunk_count); + pool.parallel_for(chunk_count, [&](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + per_chunk[chunk_idx] = body(chunk_idx); + }); + T acc = init; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < chunk_count; ++i) { + acc = acc + per_chunk[i]; + } + return acc; + } + + // Compute body(chunk_idx) -> T per chunk, then take the running min. The fold runs + // sequentially in chunk_idx ascending order; min/max-of-equal preserves the leftmost + // value, so the result depends only on the chunk count and per-chunk values, not on + // the worker schedule. + template + T parallel_min(EcsThreadPool& pool, std::size_t chunk_count, T init, Body&& body) { + std::vector per_chunk(chunk_count); + pool.parallel_for(chunk_count, [&](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + per_chunk[chunk_idx] = body(chunk_idx); + }); + T acc = init; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < chunk_count; ++i) { + if (per_chunk[i] < acc) { + acc = per_chunk[i]; + } + } + return acc; + } + + template + T parallel_max(EcsThreadPool& pool, std::size_t chunk_count, T init, Body&& body) { + std::vector per_chunk(chunk_count); + pool.parallel_for(chunk_count, [&](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + per_chunk[chunk_idx] = body(chunk_idx); + }); + T acc = init; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < chunk_count; ++i) { + if (per_chunk[i] > acc) { + acc = per_chunk[i]; + } + } + return acc; + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a73a2f3e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,300 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemAccess.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + struct World; + struct CommandBuffer; + class EcsThreadPool; + + // (archetype_idx, chunk_idx) pair identifying one chunk of a matched archetype. Used + // by the scheduler's multi-system parallel branch to build a flat work-item list across + // every SystemThreaded in a stage, dispatched via one outer parallel_for. Lives at + // namespace scope (not detail) so SystemRegistration can store a function pointer + // returning std::vector without circular includes. + struct ChunkLocation { + uint32_t archetype_idx; + uint32_t chunk_idx; + }; + + // Context passed to every System on each tick. Carries whatever a System might want to + // know about the simulation state at the moment of the tick, plus the system's + // CommandBuffer for deferred structural mutations. For SystemThreaded, the `cmd` + // reference points at the per-chunk CommandBuffer the driver allocates for the row's + // chunk. + struct TickContext { + World& world; + Date today; + CommandBuffer& cmd; + }; + + // Stable handle returned by `register_system`. Generation is bumped on `unregister_system` + // so a stale handle reliably fails an `is_valid` / `unregister_system` check rather than + // silently mutating the wrong slot. + struct SystemHandle { + uint32_t index = 0; + uint32_t generation = 0; + + constexpr bool operator==(SystemHandle const& rhs) const { + return index == rhs.index && generation == rhs.generation; + } + constexpr bool operator!=(SystemHandle const& rhs) const { + return !(*this == rhs); + } + // Generation 0 is the invalid sentinel — valid handles always have generation >= 1. + constexpr bool is_valid() const { + return generation != 0; + } + }; + + inline constexpr SystemHandle INVALID_SYSTEM_HANDLE = {}; + + // === Member-function-trait machinery for extracting the component pack from + // `&Derived::tick`. === + + namespace detail { + // Type-based member-function-traits. Use as `fn_traits`. + // MSVC doesn't accept `auto`-non-type template params for member-function pointers + // with variadic Args, so we go through the function-pointer type instead. + template + struct fn_traits; + + template + struct fn_traits { + using class_type = C; + using return_type = R; + using args_tuple = std::tuple; + static constexpr std::size_t arg_count = sizeof...(Args); + }; + + template + struct fn_traits { + using class_type = C; + using return_type = R; + using args_tuple = std::tuple; + static constexpr std::size_t arg_count = sizeof...(Args); + }; + + // Strip leading `TickContext const&` (and optional `EntityID`) from the args tuple, + // yielding the component pack. + template + struct strip_context_and_entity; + + template + struct strip_context_and_entity> { + using components = std::tuple; + static constexpr bool takes_entity = true; + }; + + template + struct strip_context_and_entity> { + using components = std::tuple; + static constexpr bool takes_entity = false; + }; + + template + using tick_args_tuple_t = + typename fn_traits::args_tuple; + + template + using component_pack_t = + typename strip_context_and_entity>::components; + + template + constexpr bool tick_takes_entity_v = + strip_context_and_entity>::takes_entity; + + // Build a static AccessSet array from a component pack tuple. + template + struct access_set_from_tuple; + + template + struct access_set_from_tuple> { + static constexpr std::size_t N = sizeof...(Cs); + static constexpr std::array value() { + return { ComponentAccess { + component_type_id_of>(), + std::is_const_v> ? AccessMode::Read : AccessMode::Write + }... }; + } + }; + + template + constexpr auto compute_access_set() { + return access_set_from_tuple>::value(); + } + + // Build a sorted-unique vector of component_type_id_t from a tick parameter pack. + // Used by the scheduler's query-cache prewarm pass — captures the iteration query + // (tick params only, NOT extra_reads) so the scheduler can populate query_cache on + // the main thread before dispatching workers. + template + struct require_ids_from_tuple; + + template + struct require_ids_from_tuple> { + static std::vector compute() { + std::vector ids = { + component_type_id_of>()... + }; + std::sort(ids.begin(), ids.end()); + ids.erase(std::unique(ids.begin(), ids.end()), ids.end()); + return ids; + } + }; + + // Iteration drivers — declared here, defined in SystemImpl.hpp (which transitively + // includes World.hpp + CommandBuffer.hpp + EcsThreadPool.hpp). Templates so the + // definitions are picked up at instantiation, breaking the include cycle. + template + void dispatch_serial(Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx); + + template + void dispatch_threaded( + Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx, + EcsThreadPool& pool, std::vector& per_chunk_cmds, + CommandBuffer& pending_cmd + ); + } + + // === System base — CRTP, non-virtual tick. === + + template + struct System { + // Derived must implement (non-virtual!): + // void tick(TickContext const& ctx, [EntityID,] Cs&... components); + // where Cs... carry access intent: `C const` = Read, `C` = Write. + + static constexpr bool is_threaded = false; + + // Compile-time access set, derived from &Derived::tick's signature. + static constexpr auto declared_access() { + return detail::compute_access_set(); + } + + // Returns the system_type_id_t for Derived. Derived must have an ECS_SYSTEM(Type) + // declaration at namespace scope. + static constexpr system_type_id_t type_id() { + return system_type_id_of(); + } + + // Default empty dependency lists. Override on the derived class with + // static constexpr std::array declared_run_after(); + // (or `_before` / `extra_reads`) to add explicit ordering or cross-archetype reads. + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { return {}; } + static constexpr std::array declared_run_before() { return {}; } + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { return {}; } + + // Sorted-unique component ids that define this system's iteration query — the tick + // parameter pack only, NOT extra_reads. Read by the scheduler at registration time + // and again per-tick to prewarm the World's query cache before a multi-system stage + // dispatches workers, so resolve_query_cache never has to mutate its hashmap from a + // worker thread. + static std::vector compute_tick_query_require_ids() { + return detail::require_ids_from_tuple>::compute(); + } + + // Drives serial iteration. Called once per tick by the scheduler. Defined inline + // because dispatch_serial is a template — instantiated at the point a derived + // system's tick_all_fn is taken (which requires SystemImpl.hpp visible). + void tick_all(World& world, TickContext const& ctx) { + detail::dispatch_serial(static_cast(*this), world, ctx); + } + }; + + template + struct SystemThreaded : System { + static constexpr bool is_threaded = true; + + // Drives chunk-parallel iteration via the World's EcsThreadPool. Per-chunk + // CommandBuffers (indexed by chunk_idx) are allocated, populated, then merged into + // the system's pending CommandBuffer in chunk_idx ascending order — making the + // apply order deterministic and identical across all worker counts. + // + // Used by the scheduler ONLY for single-system stages. For multi-system stages the + // scheduler instead invokes collect_chunks + tick_one_chunk per chunk inside one + // outer parallel_for that mixes work from every system in the stage — avoiding + // nested parallel_for and the current_system_registration_ race. + void tick_all(World& world, TickContext const& ctx); + + // Multi-system-stage entry points. The scheduler calls collect_chunks once on the + // main thread to enumerate matched chunks (in (arch_idx, chunk_idx) ascending order), + // then dispatches one work item per chunk via the outer parallel_for. Each work item + // invokes tick_one_chunk with that chunk's per_chunk_cmds_ slot as TickContext::cmd. + static std::vector collect_chunks(World& world); + static void tick_one_chunk( + Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx, + uint32_t archetype_idx, uint32_t chunk_idx + ); + + // Pooled across ticks to avoid per-tick allocator churn. + std::vector& per_chunk_buffers() { return per_chunk_cmds_; } + + private: + std::vector per_chunk_cmds_; + }; + + // === Type-erased per-system metadata stored by the scheduler. === + + struct SystemRegistration { + // Owned instance (type-erased via deleter). + void* instance = nullptr; + void (*deleter)(void*) = nullptr; + // One-call-per-tick entry that resolves to `static_cast(instance)->tick_all(...)`. + // Used by single-system stages, and by plain-System<> work items in multi-system stages. + void (*tick_all_fn)(void* /*instance*/, World&, TickContext const&) = nullptr; + + // Multi-system-stage entry points. Set only for SystemThreaded (is_threaded == true); + // null on plain System<>. The scheduler uses these to drive one outer parallel_for + // over a combined work-item list across every system in a multi-system stage. + std::vector (*collect_chunks_fn)(World& world) = nullptr; + void (*tick_one_chunk_fn)( + void* /*instance*/, World&, TickContext const&, + uint32_t /*archetype_idx*/, uint32_t /*chunk_idx*/ + ) = nullptr; + // Returns the system's per-chunk CommandBuffer pool. Scheduler resizes / clears / + // flips parallel_mode through this accessor when building work items and again on + // the merge pass after join. + std::vector* (*per_chunk_cmds_accessor)(void* /*instance*/) = nullptr; + + system_type_id_t type_id = 0; + std::string_view name; + bool is_threaded = false; + + // Owned copies of the static metadata extracted from the derived class at + // registration time. Owned (not span'd into static storage) because the derived's + // `static constexpr` returns by value — we need stable storage. + std::vector access; + std::vector run_after; + std::vector run_before; + std::vector extra_reads; + + // Sorted-unique component ids that define the iteration query — tick parameter + // pack only, NOT extra_reads. The scheduler walks every system in a multi-system + // stage and prewarms World::query_cache with these keys on the main thread before + // dispatching workers, eliminating the latent query_cache race that plain System<>s + // previously had in the run_concurrent path. + std::vector tick_query_require_ids; + + // Pending command buffer for this system this tick. Drained by the scheduler at + // the stage barrier in registration_index ascending order across the stage. + CommandBuffer* pending_cmd = nullptr; + + // Generation for SystemHandle validation; bumped on unregister. + uint32_t generation = 1; + bool alive = false; + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemAccess.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemAccess.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1f8c2d1ed --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemAccess.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + enum class AccessMode : uint8_t { + Read = 0, + Write = 1 + }; + + struct ComponentAccess { + component_type_id_t component_id = 0; + AccessMode mode = AccessMode::Read; + + constexpr bool operator==(ComponentAccess const& rhs) const { + return component_id == rhs.component_id && mode == rhs.mode; + } + }; + + // Returns true if `a` and `b` overlap in a way that requires ordering — i.e. at least + // one of them writes a component the other reads or writes. Read/Read is fine. + // Inputs are not required to be sorted. + inline bool access_overlaps(std::span a, std::span b) { + for (ComponentAccess const& x : a) { + for (ComponentAccess const& y : b) { + if (x.component_id != y.component_id) { + continue; + } + if (x.mode == AccessMode::Write || y.mode == AccessMode::Write) { + return true; + } + } + } + return false; + } + + // Returns the list of component ids that overlap (with at least one Write). For + // diagnostic messages: "system X and Y conflict on component {names}". + inline std::vector access_conflict_components( + std::span a, std::span b + ) { + std::vector out; + for (ComponentAccess const& x : a) { + for (ComponentAccess const& y : b) { + if (x.component_id != y.component_id) { + continue; + } + if (x.mode == AccessMode::Write || y.mode == AccessMode::Write) { + out.push_back(x.component_id); + break; + } + } + } + std::sort(out.begin(), out.end()); + out.erase(std::unique(out.begin(), out.end()), out.end()); + return out; + } + + // Folds an `extra_reads` array (a list of bare component_type_id_t with implicit Read + // mode) into a flat AccessSet vector. Used by the scheduler when assembling each + // system's full access set. + inline void merge_extra_reads( + std::vector& dest, std::span extra + ) { + for (component_type_id_t id : extra) { + // If a Write entry already exists for this id, keep it (W+R coalesces to W). + bool found_write = false; + for (ComponentAccess const& e : dest) { + if (e.component_id == id && e.mode == AccessMode::Write) { + found_write = true; + break; + } + } + if (!found_write) { + dest.push_back(ComponentAccess { id, AccessMode::Read }); + } + } + } + + // Coalesces duplicates: same id with W+R becomes W. Sorts by component_id then by mode + // (Write first, so the Write entry wins on dedupe). + inline void canonicalise_access_set(std::vector& set) { + std::sort(set.begin(), set.end(), [](ComponentAccess const& a, ComponentAccess const& b) { + if (a.component_id != b.component_id) { + return a.component_id < b.component_id; + } + // Write before Read so dedupe keeps the Write. + return static_cast(a.mode) > static_cast(b.mode); + }); + set.erase( + std::unique( + set.begin(), set.end(), + [](ComponentAccess const& a, ComponentAccess const& b) { + return a.component_id == b.component_id; + } + ), + set.end() + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..08bdd382f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,258 @@ +#pragma once + +// Header that closes the System.hpp ↔ World.hpp dependency cycle by including both +// World.hpp (full templates) and System.hpp (CRTP base + driver declarations) and then +// defining the iteration drivers `dispatch_serial` and `dispatch_threaded`. +// +// Every concrete system header (UnitGroupTotalsSystem.hpp etc.) should include this +// header rather than System.hpp directly, so that the templated `tick_all` methods on +// the CRTP base can be instantiated correctly. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs::detail { + + // Tuple-unpacking helper for serial dispatch. + template + struct dispatch_serial_impl; + + template + struct dispatch_serial_impl> { + static void run(Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, + "System::tick must have at least one component parameter after TickContext"); + world.template for_each...>( + [&self, &ctx](std::remove_cvref_t&... cs) { + self.tick(ctx, cs...); + }); + } + }; + + template + struct dispatch_serial_impl> { + static void run(Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx) { + world.template for_each_with_entity...>( + [&self, &ctx](EntityID eid, std::remove_cvref_t&... cs) { + self.tick(ctx, eid, cs...); + }); + } + }; + + template + void dispatch_serial(Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx) { + using Components = component_pack_t; + constexpr bool with_entity = tick_takes_entity_v; + dispatch_serial_impl::run(self, world, ctx); + } + + // Threaded dispatch — parallelises across chunks using the EcsThreadPool. Per-chunk + // CommandBuffers are stored in `per_chunk_cmds`, indexed by chunk_idx. After the + // parallel section joins, buffers are merged into `pending_cmd` in chunk_idx + // ascending order — making the apply sequence identical regardless of worker count. + + template + struct dispatch_threaded_impl; + + // Per-chunk-iteration helpers reach into World's internals for the chunk-by-chunk + // raw view; serial path uses `world.for_each<...>` which already does this internally. + // For the threaded path we need a flat list of (archetype_idx, chunk_idx) pairs so we + // can dispatch them across workers. + // + // `ChunkLocation` lives at namespace scope in System.hpp (so SystemRegistration's + // function-pointer signatures can name it) — this file just uses it. + + // Collect all chunks matching the query of components Cs.... Sorted by + // (archetype_idx ascending, chunk_idx ascending) — deterministic. + template + std::vector collect_matching_chunks(World& world) { + Query q; + q.template with...>().build(); + QueryCacheKey key { q.require_ids, q.exclude_ids }; + std::vector const& matched + = world.resolve_query_cache_for_threaded(key).archetype_indices; + + std::vector out; + for (uint32_t arch_idx : matched) { + std::size_t const chunk_count = world.archetype_chunk_count(arch_idx); + for (std::size_t c = 0; c < chunk_count; ++c) { + if (world.archetype_chunk_row_count(arch_idx, c) > 0) { + out.push_back(ChunkLocation { arch_idx, static_cast(c) }); + } + } + } + return out; + } + + template + struct dispatch_threaded_impl> { + static void run( + Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx_template, + EcsThreadPool& pool, std::vector& per_chunk_cmds, + CommandBuffer& pending_cmd + ) { + std::vector const chunks + = collect_matching_chunks...>(world); + std::size_t const N = chunks.size(); + if (N == 0) { + return; + } + + // Pool: resize per-chunk CB vector and clear each. + if (per_chunk_cmds.size() < N) { + per_chunk_cmds.resize(N); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + per_chunk_cmds[i].clear(); + per_chunk_cmds[i].set_parallel_mode(true); + } + + pool.parallel_for(N, [&](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + ChunkLocation const& loc = chunks[chunk_idx]; + CommandBuffer& cmd = per_chunk_cmds[chunk_idx]; + TickContext per_chunk { ctx_template.world, ctx_template.today, cmd }; + world.template iterate_one_chunk_for_threaded...>( + loc.archetype_idx, loc.chunk_idx, + [&self, &per_chunk](std::remove_cvref_t&... cs) { + self.tick(per_chunk, cs...); + }); + }); + + // Merge in chunk_idx ascending order — deterministic regardless of worker_count. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + per_chunk_cmds[i].set_parallel_mode(false); + pending_cmd.merge_from(std::move(per_chunk_cmds[i])); + } + } + }; + + template + struct dispatch_threaded_impl> { + static void run( + Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx_template, + EcsThreadPool& pool, std::vector& per_chunk_cmds, + CommandBuffer& pending_cmd + ) { + std::vector const chunks + = collect_matching_chunks...>(world); + std::size_t const N = chunks.size(); + if (N == 0) { + return; + } + + if (per_chunk_cmds.size() < N) { + per_chunk_cmds.resize(N); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + per_chunk_cmds[i].clear(); + per_chunk_cmds[i].set_parallel_mode(true); + } + + pool.parallel_for(N, [&](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + ChunkLocation const& loc = chunks[chunk_idx]; + CommandBuffer& cmd = per_chunk_cmds[chunk_idx]; + TickContext per_chunk { ctx_template.world, ctx_template.today, cmd }; + world.template iterate_one_chunk_with_entity_for_threaded< + std::remove_cvref_t...>( + loc.archetype_idx, loc.chunk_idx, + [&self, &per_chunk](EntityID eid, std::remove_cvref_t&... cs) { + self.tick(per_chunk, eid, cs...); + }); + }); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + per_chunk_cmds[i].set_parallel_mode(false); + pending_cmd.merge_from(std::move(per_chunk_cmds[i])); + } + } + }; + + template + void dispatch_threaded( + Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx, + EcsThreadPool& pool, std::vector& per_chunk_cmds, + CommandBuffer& pending_cmd + ) { + using Components = component_pack_t; + constexpr bool with_entity = tick_takes_entity_v; + dispatch_threaded_impl::run( + self, world, ctx, pool, per_chunk_cmds, pending_cmd); + } +} + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + // Out-of-line definition of `SystemThreaded::tick_all`. Defined here so the + // template body has visibility into World, CommandBuffer, and EcsThreadPool. + // + // Used by single-system stages — the scheduler sets current_system_registration_ + // before calling tick_all_fn. Multi-system stages bypass this entirely, calling + // collect_chunks + tick_one_chunk per chunk inside one outer parallel_for. + template + void SystemThreaded::tick_all(World& world, TickContext const& ctx) { + // Find the SystemRegistration for this instance to get pending_cmd + thread pool. + // The scheduler installs a thread-local pointer to the registration before invoking + // tick_all, so we retrieve the per-instance pending_cmd from there. + SystemRegistration* reg = world.current_system_registration(); + if (reg == nullptr || reg->pending_cmd == nullptr) { + // Fallback: serial — should not happen in normal operation, but keeps the + // system functional during boot or test scenarios where no scheduler is installed. + detail::dispatch_serial(static_cast(*this), world, ctx); + return; + } + EcsThreadPool& pool = world.ecs_thread_pool(); + detail::dispatch_threaded( + static_cast(*this), world, ctx, pool, per_chunk_cmds_, *reg->pending_cmd); + } + + // === Multi-system-stage entry points === + // + // These are invoked by SystemScheduler when this SystemThreaded shares a stage with + // one or more other systems. `collect_chunks` runs on the main thread before dispatch; + // `tick_one_chunk` is invoked per chunk by the outer parallel_for. The combined work- + // item list across every system in the stage prevents nested parallel_for (which would + // deadlock workers blocked in cv.wait while the inner jobs sit unowned in the queue). + + template + std::vector SystemThreaded::collect_chunks(World& world) { + return [&](std::tuple*) { + return detail::collect_matching_chunks...>(world); + }(static_cast*>(nullptr)); + } + + template + void SystemThreaded::tick_one_chunk( + Derived& self, World& world, TickContext const& ctx, + uint32_t archetype_idx, uint32_t chunk_idx + ) { + using Components = detail::component_pack_t; + constexpr bool with_entity = detail::tick_takes_entity_v; + + [&](std::tuple*) { + if constexpr (with_entity) { + world.template iterate_one_chunk_with_entity_for_threaded< + std::remove_cvref_t...>( + archetype_idx, chunk_idx, + [&self, &ctx](EntityID eid, std::remove_cvref_t&... cs) { + self.tick(ctx, eid, cs...); + } + ); + } else { + world.template iterate_one_chunk_for_threaded...>( + archetype_idx, chunk_idx, + [&self, &ctx](std::remove_cvref_t&... cs) { + self.tick(ctx, cs...); + } + ); + } + }(static_cast(nullptr)); + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..27a94503c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,496 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemAccess.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + // Adjacency list representation indexed by registration index (NOT system_type_id_t, + // since registry_ may have unregistered/dead slots). + struct DAG { + std::size_t n = 0; + std::vector> out_edges; // out_edges[u] = {v: u→v} + std::vector> in_edges; + std::vector depth; + + void resize(std::size_t count) { + n = count; + out_edges.assign(count, {}); + in_edges.assign(count, {}); + depth.assign(count, 0); + } + + void add_edge(uint32_t u, uint32_t v) { + // Skip duplicates. + for (uint32_t existing : out_edges[u]) { + if (existing == v) { + return; + } + } + out_edges[u].push_back(v); + in_edges[v].push_back(u); + } + + // Returns true if there is a directed path from `from` to `to` (transitive). + bool path_exists(uint32_t from, uint32_t to) const { + if (from == to) { + return true; + } + std::vector visited(n, false); + std::vector stack; + stack.push_back(from); + while (!stack.empty()) { + uint32_t u = stack.back(); + stack.pop_back(); + if (u == to) { + return true; + } + if (visited[u]) { + continue; + } + visited[u] = true; + for (uint32_t v : out_edges[u]) { + if (!visited[v]) { + stack.push_back(v); + } + } + } + return false; + } + + // Recompute depths after edges have been added. Topological propagation: + // depth[v] = max over preds u of (depth[u] + 1). + bool recompute_depths_or_detect_cycle() { + std::vector indeg(n, 0); + for (std::size_t v = 0; v < n; ++v) { + indeg[v] = static_cast(in_edges[v].size()); + } + std::queue q; + depth.assign(n, 0); + for (std::size_t v = 0; v < n; ++v) { + if (indeg[v] == 0) { + q.push(static_cast(v)); + } + } + std::size_t processed = 0; + while (!q.empty()) { + uint32_t u = q.front(); + q.pop(); + ++processed; + for (uint32_t v : out_edges[u]) { + uint32_t const cand = depth[u] + 1; + if (cand > depth[v]) { + depth[v] = cand; + } + if (--indeg[v] == 0) { + q.push(v); + } + } + } + return processed == n; // false = cycle + } + }; +} + +void SystemScheduler::rebuild(std::vector& registry) { + std::size_t const N = registry.size(); + DAG dag; + dag.resize(N); + + // Map: system_type_id_t -> registration index for every alive registration. + std::unordered_map type_to_idx; + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + if (registry[i].alive) { + type_to_idx.emplace(registry[i].type_id, i); + } + } + + // Phase 1: declared edges (run_after / run_before). + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + if (!registry[i].alive) { + continue; + } + for (system_type_id_t pred_id : registry[i].run_after) { + auto it = type_to_idx.find(pred_id); + if (it != type_to_idx.end()) { + dag.add_edge(it->second, i); + } + } + for (system_type_id_t succ_id : registry[i].run_before) { + auto it = type_to_idx.find(succ_id); + if (it != type_to_idx.end()) { + dag.add_edge(i, it->second); + } + } + } + + // Phase 2: cycle check + initial depths. + if (!dag.recompute_depths_or_detect_cycle()) { + // Declared cycle — fatal. Log and bail; schedule stays in last good state. + built_ = false; + stages_.clear(); + schedule_hash_ = 0; + return; + } + + // Phase 3: collect conflict pairs (alive only, registration_index < other) where + // access overlaps with at least one Write and there's no path either direction yet. + struct ConflictPair { + uint32_t a; + uint32_t b; + }; + std::vector conflicts; + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + if (!registry[i].alive) { + continue; + } + for (uint32_t j = i + 1; j < N; ++j) { + if (!registry[j].alive) { + continue; + } + if (!access_overlaps( + std::span(registry[i].access), + std::span(registry[j].access))) { + continue; + } + conflicts.push_back(ConflictPair { i, j }); + } + } + + // Sort conflicts deterministically by (min_id, max_id) where id = system_type_id_t. + std::sort(conflicts.begin(), conflicts.end(), [&](ConflictPair const& a, ConflictPair const& b) { + system_type_id_t const a_lo = std::min(registry[a.a].type_id, registry[a.b].type_id); + system_type_id_t const a_hi = std::max(registry[a.a].type_id, registry[a.b].type_id); + system_type_id_t const b_lo = std::min(registry[b.a].type_id, registry[b.b].type_id); + system_type_id_t const b_hi = std::max(registry[b.a].type_id, registry[b.b].type_id); + if (a_lo != b_lo) { + return a_lo < b_lo; + } + return a_hi < b_hi; + }); + + // Phase 4: auto-orient each conflict edge. + for (ConflictPair const& cp : conflicts) { + uint32_t const u = cp.a; + uint32_t const v = cp.b; + // Already covered by some directed path? + if (dag.path_exists(u, v) || dag.path_exists(v, u)) { + continue; + } + + // Cost = depth-increase to the target. Smaller is better. + uint32_t const cost_u_to_v = (dag.depth[u] + 1 > dag.depth[v]) ? (dag.depth[u] + 1 - dag.depth[v]) : 0u; + uint32_t const cost_v_to_u = (dag.depth[v] + 1 > dag.depth[u]) ? (dag.depth[v] + 1 - dag.depth[u]) : 0u; + + uint32_t first = u; + uint32_t second = v; + if (cost_v_to_u < cost_u_to_v) { + first = v; + second = u; + } else if (cost_u_to_v == cost_v_to_u) { + // Tiebreaker: lower system_type_id_t runs first (FNV-1a stable). + if (registry[v].type_id < registry[u].type_id) { + first = v; + second = u; + } + } + + // Try the chosen direction. If it would cycle, try the reverse. If both cycle — + // the conflict is genuinely unresolvable. + dag.add_edge(first, second); + if (!dag.recompute_depths_or_detect_cycle()) { + // Roll back the just-added edge and try the other direction. + auto& outs = dag.out_edges[first]; + outs.erase(std::remove(outs.begin(), outs.end(), second), outs.end()); + auto& ins = dag.in_edges[second]; + ins.erase(std::remove(ins.begin(), ins.end(), first), ins.end()); + + dag.add_edge(second, first); + if (!dag.recompute_depths_or_detect_cycle()) { + // Both directions form cycles. Hard error. + built_ = false; + stages_.clear(); + schedule_hash_ = 0; + return; + } + } + } + + // Phase 5: stable topological sort with priority queue keyed by (depth, type_id ascending). + struct PQEntry { + uint32_t depth; + system_type_id_t type_id; + uint32_t reg_idx; + bool operator>(PQEntry const& rhs) const { + if (depth != rhs.depth) { + return depth > rhs.depth; + } + return type_id > rhs.type_id; + } + }; + std::vector indeg(N, 0); + for (std::size_t v = 0; v < N; ++v) { + indeg[v] = static_cast(dag.in_edges[v].size()); + } + std::priority_queue, std::greater> pq; + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + if (!registry[i].alive) { + continue; + } + if (indeg[i] == 0) { + pq.push(PQEntry { dag.depth[i], registry[i].type_id, i }); + } + } + + std::vector order; + while (!pq.empty()) { + PQEntry const top = pq.top(); + pq.pop(); + order.push_back(top.reg_idx); + for (uint32_t v : dag.out_edges[top.reg_idx]) { + if (!registry[v].alive) { + continue; + } + if (--indeg[v] == 0) { + pq.push(PQEntry { dag.depth[v], registry[v].type_id, v }); + } + } + } + + // Phase 6: stage layout. A new stage starts whenever the depth changes from the + // previous emitted system. Within each stage, all systems are conflict-free (because + // every conflict pair has had a directed edge added, forcing them to different depths + // or providing transitive ordering — verified at depth-recompute time). + stages_.clear(); + for (uint32_t reg_idx : order) { + uint32_t const d = dag.depth[reg_idx]; + if (stages_.empty() || dag.depth[stages_.back().registration_indices.front()] != d) { + stages_.push_back(ScheduledStage {}); + } + stages_.back().registration_indices.push_back(reg_idx); + } + + // Phase 7: schedule_hash — FNV-1a over (stage_idx, system_type_id_t) pairs. + uint64_t h = 0xcbf29ce484222325ULL; + auto fold_byte = [&](uint8_t b) { + h ^= b; + h *= 0x100000001b3ULL; + }; + auto fold_u64 = [&](uint64_t v) { + for (int i = 0; i < 8; ++i) { + fold_byte(static_cast((v >> (i * 8)) & 0xffULL)); + } + }; + for (std::size_t s = 0; s < stages_.size(); ++s) { + fold_u64(static_cast(s)); + for (uint32_t reg_idx : stages_[s].registration_indices) { + fold_u64(registry[reg_idx].type_id); + } + } + schedule_hash_ = h; + + built_ = true; +} + +namespace { + // Work item descriptor for the multi-system-stage parallel branch. The scheduler + // builds a flat list mixing per-chunk SystemThreaded items and per-system plain + // System<> items, then dispatches via ONE outer parallel_for. No nested parallel_for + // (which would deadlock workers blocked in cv.wait while inner jobs sit unowned), no + // reliance on World::current_system_registration_ (which can't be a single pointer + // across concurrent systems). + enum class WorkKind : uint8_t { + ThreadedChunk, // SystemThreaded — one chunk's rows iterated with the chunk's CB. + SerialWhole // Plain System<> — its whole tick_all body executed on one worker. + }; + + struct WorkItem { + WorkKind kind; + uint32_t reg_idx; // index into the registry + uint32_t archetype_idx; // ThreadedChunk only + uint32_t chunk_idx; // ThreadedChunk only + uint32_t chunk_local_idx; // ThreadedChunk only — index into this system's per_chunk_cmds_ + }; + + // Per-system bookkeeping built during work-item construction so the post-join merge + // pass knows how many of each system's per_chunk_cmds_ slots actually carry work. + struct PerSystemThreadedInfo { + uint32_t reg_idx; + uint32_t threaded_chunk_count; + }; +} + +void SystemScheduler::run( + World& world, Date today, std::vector& registry, + EcsThreadPool& pool, bool serial_mode +) { + if (!built_) { + return; + } + + for (ScheduledStage const& stage : stages_) { + if (stage.registration_indices.empty()) { + continue; + } + + // Execute every system in the stage. Serial mode or single-system stages run on + // the calling thread with current_system_registration_ set, so SystemThreaded + // systems take the existing dispatch_threaded path (one parallel_for over their + // own chunks). Multi-system stages take the new combined-work-item path below. + if (serial_mode || stage.registration_indices.size() == 1) { + for (uint32_t reg_idx : stage.registration_indices) { + SystemRegistration& reg = registry[reg_idx]; + if (!reg.alive || reg.tick_all_fn == nullptr) { + continue; + } + world.set_current_registration_(®); + TickContext ctx { world, today, *reg.pending_cmd }; + reg.tick_all_fn(reg.instance, world, ctx); + } + } else { + // Multi-system stage parallel branch. + // + // Step 1: prewarm the World's query cache on the main thread for every + // system's iteration query. Inside the parallel section, World::for_each / + // collect_matching_chunks will read query_cache without ever mutating it + // (matching keys are present from this prewarm pass), so plain System<>'s + // dispatch_serial running on a worker thread is safe and SystemThreaded's + // collect_chunks call below is safe even though we already did it on the + // main thread. + // + // `resolve_query_cache_for_threaded` is the same body as the private + // `resolve_query_cache` — non-const-thread-safe because of the `mutable` + // hashmap. Calling it here (single-threaded) populates / refreshes the + // cache entry. From here on the cache only needs to be READ. + for (uint32_t reg_idx : stage.registration_indices) { + SystemRegistration& reg = registry[reg_idx]; + if (!reg.alive) { + continue; + } + if (!reg.tick_query_require_ids.empty()) { + QueryCacheKey key { reg.tick_query_require_ids, {} }; + (void) world.resolve_query_cache_for_threaded(key); + } + } + + // Step 2: build the combined work-item list. Iteration order: + // `stage.registration_indices` ascending → per system, chunks in + // (archetype_idx, chunk_idx) ascending (the deterministic order + // `collect_matching_chunks` returns). This guarantees the post-join + // merge below splices per-chunk CBs into pending_cmd in + // chunk_local_idx ascending order regardless of worker scheduling. + std::vector work_items; + std::vector threaded_systems; + for (uint32_t reg_idx : stage.registration_indices) { + SystemRegistration& reg = registry[reg_idx]; + if (!reg.alive || reg.tick_all_fn == nullptr) { + continue; + } + + if (reg.is_threaded && reg.collect_chunks_fn != nullptr + && reg.per_chunk_cmds_accessor != nullptr + && reg.tick_one_chunk_fn != nullptr) { + std::vector chunks = reg.collect_chunks_fn(world); + std::vector* cbs = reg.per_chunk_cmds_accessor(reg.instance); + if (cbs->size() < chunks.size()) { + cbs->resize(chunks.size()); + } + // Clear + arm parallel mode on the slots we're about to use this tick. + // Tail slots from a previous wider tick are left untouched — they + // hold no live state because their merge_from already cleared them. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < chunks.size(); ++i) { + (*cbs)[i].clear(); + (*cbs)[i].set_parallel_mode(true); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < chunks.size(); ++i) { + WorkItem item; + item.kind = WorkKind::ThreadedChunk; + item.reg_idx = reg_idx; + item.archetype_idx = chunks[i].archetype_idx; + item.chunk_idx = chunks[i].chunk_idx; + item.chunk_local_idx = static_cast(i); + work_items.push_back(item); + } + threaded_systems.push_back( + PerSystemThreadedInfo { reg_idx, static_cast(chunks.size()) } + ); + } else { + // Plain System<> (or a SystemThreaded with no entry points — shouldn't + // happen post-Phase-0). One whole-tick work item; dispatch_serial + // inside tick_all does not depend on current_system_registration_. + WorkItem item; + item.kind = WorkKind::SerialWhole; + item.reg_idx = reg_idx; + item.archetype_idx = 0; + item.chunk_idx = 0; + item.chunk_local_idx = 0; + work_items.push_back(item); + } + } + + // Step 3: outer parallel_for. Each work item runs straight-line code — no + // nested parallel_for, no run_concurrent — so the pool's per-call DoneState + // is the only counter touched and workers never block on inner dispatches. + if (!work_items.empty()) { + pool.parallel_for(work_items.size(), + [&work_items, ®istry, &world, today] + (std::size_t i, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + WorkItem const& item = work_items[i]; + SystemRegistration& reg = registry[item.reg_idx]; + if (item.kind == WorkKind::ThreadedChunk) { + std::vector* cbs + = reg.per_chunk_cmds_accessor(reg.instance); + TickContext ctx { world, today, (*cbs)[item.chunk_local_idx] }; + reg.tick_one_chunk_fn( + reg.instance, world, ctx, + item.archetype_idx, item.chunk_idx + ); + } else { + TickContext ctx { world, today, *reg.pending_cmd }; + reg.tick_all_fn(reg.instance, world, ctx); + } + } + ); + } + + // Step 4: per-SystemThreaded merge pass. Walk each threaded system's used + // per_chunk_cmds_ slots in chunk_local_idx ascending order, splice into + // pending_cmd. Plain System<> systems wrote directly to pending_cmd — + // nothing to merge for them. + for (PerSystemThreadedInfo const& info : threaded_systems) { + SystemRegistration& reg = registry[info.reg_idx]; + std::vector* cbs = reg.per_chunk_cmds_accessor(reg.instance); + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < info.threaded_chunk_count; ++i) { + (*cbs)[i].set_parallel_mode(false); + reg.pending_cmd->merge_from(std::move((*cbs)[i])); + } + } + } + + // Stage barrier: apply each system's pending CommandBuffer in registration_index + // ascending order. World's in_tick_ flag is still true here (we only clear it + // after all stages complete), but in_apply_phase_ is set around the apply loop + // so the in-tick mutation guard yields and the queued ops actually execute. + world.set_in_apply_phase_(true); + for (uint32_t reg_idx : stage.registration_indices) { + SystemRegistration& reg = registry[reg_idx]; + if (reg.pending_cmd != nullptr) { + reg.pending_cmd->apply(world); + } + } + world.set_in_apply_phase_(false); + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0299d7423 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + struct World; + class EcsThreadPool; + + struct ScheduledStage { + // Indices into the World's `system_registry_` of every system in this stage. All + // systems in a stage are guaranteed conflict-free; they may execute concurrently. + std::vector registration_indices; + }; + + // Owns the DAG, stage layout, and schedule-hash for a World's set of registered + // systems. Built lazily on the first `tick_systems` after registration changes. + class SystemScheduler { + public: + // Build (or rebuild) the schedule from the current set of registered systems. + // Logs a clear error if cycles are detected (declared or auto-orientation-forced) + // or if a conflict pair has no resolvable orientation. + void rebuild(std::vector& registry); + + // Execute one tick. Iterates stages in order; within a stage, dispatches systems + // concurrently via the EcsThreadPool (or serially if `serial_mode == true` or the + // stage has only one system). After each stage joins, applies each system's + // pending CommandBuffer in registration_index ascending order. + void run( + World& world, Date today, std::vector& registry, + EcsThreadPool& pool, bool serial_mode + ); + + // FNV-1a hash over the (stage_index, system_type_id_t) pairs of the schedule. + uint64_t schedule_hash() const noexcept { return schedule_hash_; } + + // Drop the built state — next `run` call will rebuild. + void invalidate() noexcept { built_ = false; } + + bool built() const noexcept { return built_; } + + private: + bool built_ = false; + std::vector stages_; + uint64_t schedule_hash_ = 0; + }; +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f5a9e74b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + using system_type_id_t = uint64_t; + + // Primary template intentionally undefined. Every system used with World must specialise + // this trait — the typical path is the ECS_SYSTEM macro defined below. Failure to register + // becomes a clear compile error: "incomplete type SystemName". + template + struct SystemName; + + template + constexpr system_type_id_t system_type_id_of() { + return fnv1a_64(SystemName::value); + } +} + +// Specialise OpenVic::ecs::SystemName with a stable string literal that becomes the +// system's identity across all builds. Must be invoked at namespace scope (outside any +// other namespace). The literal must be globally unique within the simulation; renames are +// breaking changes to anything that persists system IDs (saves, replays, multiplayer +// schedule-hash handshake). +// +// The macro stringifies its argument via #Type, so the literal matches the qualified name +// passed in. Example: +// namespace OpenVic { struct UnitGroupTotalsSystem { ... }; } +// ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::UnitGroupTotalsSystem) +// expands to value = "OpenVic::UnitGroupTotalsSystem". +#define ECS_SYSTEM(Type) \ + namespace OpenVic::ecs { \ + template<> \ + struct SystemName { \ + static constexpr std::string_view value = #Type; \ + }; \ + } diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c435010dd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,492 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemScheduler.hpp" + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +World::World() = default; + +bool World::in_tick_or_log_(char const* fn_name) { + // During CommandBuffer::apply the scheduler sets in_apply_phase_ so the ops queued + // via ctx.cmd actually execute their structural mutations. Outside of apply, + // in_tick_ still blocks direct mutations during a tick. + if (in_tick_ && !in_apply_phase_) { + // Loud diagnostic but no crash — preserves test stability. The dev/release split + // of "assert vs log" is currently unified to log + early-return; tests can flip a + // flag if they need the assert behaviour. For now this fits the codebase pattern. + (void) fn_name; + return true; + } + return false; +} + +World::~World() { + // Destroy each system instance via its type-erased deleter. + for (SystemRegistration& reg : system_registry_) { + if (reg.alive && reg.instance != nullptr && reg.deleter != nullptr) { + reg.deleter(reg.instance); + reg.instance = nullptr; + } + } + // Explicit pool drain: destroys live components and returns every chunk's block to the + // pool. After this loop runs, each Archetype's `chunks` vector is empty, so the + // (non-pool fallback) Archetype destructor that fires during `archetypes` vector teardown + // has nothing left to do. `chunk_pool_` itself destroys after `archetypes` (declaration + // order — see World.hpp) and frees its cached blocks. + for (Archetype& arch : archetypes) { + arch.drain_to_pool(chunk_pool_); + } + // pending_cmds_, scheduler_, ecs_thread_pool_ are unique_ptr — clean up automatically. +} + +EntityID World::allocate_entity_slot() { + uint32_t index; + if (has_free) { + index = first_free; + EntitySlot& slot = entity_slots[index]; + has_free = (slot.next_free != index); + first_free = slot.next_free; + slot.alive = true; + slot.archetype_index = 0; + slot.chunk_index = 0; + slot.row = 0; + // Generation incremented on each reuse so old EntityIDs become invalid. Skip both + // 0 (the INVALID sentinel) and any value with DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT set — the + // high bit is reserved for CommandBuffer placeholder EntityIDs, so real generations + // stay in [1, 0x7FFFFFFF]. + slot.generation += 1; + if (slot.generation == 0 || (slot.generation & DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT) != 0) { + slot.generation = 1; + } + } else { + index = static_cast(entity_slots.size()); + EntitySlot fresh; + fresh.generation = 1; + fresh.alive = true; + entity_slots.push_back(fresh); + } + return EntityID { index, entity_slots[index].generation }; +} + +EntityID World::reserve_entity_slot() { + EntityID const eid = allocate_entity_slot(); + // Mark as reserved-but-unfinalised: alive == true (slot is held), but archetype_index + // is the sentinel. is_alive() filters this out — reserved slots are observable only + // through the EntityID returned to the reserver. + entity_slots[eid.index].archetype_index = INVALID_ARCHETYPE; + entity_slots[eid.index].chunk_index = 0; + entity_slots[eid.index].row = 0; + return eid; +} + +void World::compute_chunk_layout(Archetype& arch) { + arch.column_offsets.assign(arch.signature.size(), NO_COLUMN_OFFSET); + + // Pessimistic capacity: every non-tag column might need up to (align - 1) slack to + // align its slab start. Account for that worst-case overhead so the lay-out below is + // guaranteed to fit. + std::size_t total_per_row = sizeof(EntityID); + std::size_t total_align_overhead = 0; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < arch.signature.size(); ++i) { + ColumnVTable const* vt = arch.vtables[i]; + if (vt->size == 0) { + continue; + } + total_per_row += vt->size; + if (vt->align > 0) { + total_align_overhead += (vt->align - 1); + } + } + std::size_t const usable = (CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES > total_align_overhead) + ? (CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES - total_align_overhead) + : CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES; + std::size_t capacity = std::max(1, usable / total_per_row); + + // Compute slab offsets at this capacity. If the result happens to overflow (only + // possible at degenerate edge cases — gigantic alignments, etc.), back off. + auto layout_at_capacity = [&](std::size_t cap) -> std::size_t { + arch.column_offsets.assign(arch.signature.size(), NO_COLUMN_OFFSET); + std::size_t offset = cap * sizeof(EntityID); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < arch.signature.size(); ++i) { + ColumnVTable const* vt = arch.vtables[i]; + if (vt->size == 0) { + continue; + } + if (vt->align > 1) { + offset = (offset + vt->align - 1) & ~(vt->align - 1); + } + arch.column_offsets[i] = offset; + offset += cap * vt->size; + } + return offset; + }; + + std::size_t total = layout_at_capacity(capacity); + while (total > CHUNK_BLOCK_BYTES && capacity > 1) { + --capacity; + total = layout_at_capacity(capacity); + } + + arch.chunk_capacity = capacity; +} + +uint32_t World::find_or_create_archetype( + std::vector const& sig, ColumnVTable const* const* vtables +) { + auto it = archetype_by_signature.find(sig); + if (it != archetype_by_signature.end()) { + return it->second; + } + + uint32_t const idx = static_cast(archetypes.size()); + Archetype arch; + arch.signature = sig; + arch.vtables.assign(vtables, vtables + sig.size()); + arch.column_versions.assign(sig.size(), 0); + compute_chunk_layout(arch); + arch.matcher_hash = compute_matcher_hash(sig); + arch.chunk_pool = &chunk_pool_; + // Chunks vector is empty until first row is reserved — `reserve_row` allocates lazily. + archetypes.push_back(std::move(arch)); + archetype_by_signature.emplace(sig, idx); + // New archetype — bump epoch so cached query results that don't include this index + // will be rebuilt on next access. + archetype_epoch += 1; + if (archetype_epoch == 0) { + // Wraparound (would take 4 billion archetype creations). Force a cache flush so a + // zero `cached.epoch` doesn't accidentally compare equal to the wrapped value. + query_cache.clear(); + archetype_epoch = 1; + } + return idx; +} + +bool World::is_alive(EntityID id) const { + // Deferred-create placeholder returned by CommandBuffer::create_entity in parallel mode — + // not a real EntityID; usable only as an argument to other ops on the same buffer until + // CommandBuffer::apply resolves it. Returning false here makes a stray placeholder safe + // to pass to any World accessor (every templated accessor flows through is_alive). + if (id.is_deferred()) { + return false; + } + if (id.index >= entity_slots.size()) { + return false; + } + EntitySlot const& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + if (!slot.alive || slot.generation != id.generation) { + return false; + } + // Reserved-but-unfinalised slot: addressable by ID but not yet "alive" to the rest of + // the API. `is_alive` returns false for these — they have no archetype/components. + if (slot.archetype_index == INVALID_ARCHETYPE) { + return false; + } + return true; +} + +void World::compact_archetype_after_external_move( + uint32_t archetype_index, std::size_t chunk_index, std::size_t row +) { + Archetype& arch = archetypes[archetype_index]; + for (uint64_t& v : arch.column_versions) { + ++v; + } + + std::size_t const last_chunk = arch.chunks.size() - 1; + std::size_t const last_row = arch.chunks[last_chunk].count - 1; + + bool const same_slot = (chunk_index == last_chunk && row == last_row); + if (!same_slot) { + // Move every column's data from (last_chunk, last_row) to (chunk_index, row). + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < arch.signature.size(); ++i) { + if (arch.column_offsets[i] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + continue; + } + void* dst = arch.row_in_column(chunk_index, i, row); + void* src = arch.row_in_column(last_chunk, i, last_row); + arch.vtables[i]->move_construct(dst, src); + } + // Update relocated entity's slot to point at the new (chunk, row). + EntityID const moved = arch.entity_array(last_chunk)[last_row]; + entity_slots[moved.index].chunk_index = static_cast(chunk_index); + entity_slots[moved.index].row = static_cast(row); + arch.entity_array(chunk_index)[row] = moved; + } + + // Drop the trailing row from the last chunk. + --arch.chunks[last_chunk].count; + --arch.total_entity_count; + + // If the trailing chunk is now empty, return its block to the pool. No retain-one + // rule — a fully-drained archetype shrinks chunks to size 0, and the next reserve_row + // pulls a warm block back from the pool at the same cost as indexing into a kept slot. + if (arch.chunks.back().count == 0) { + DataChunk& back = arch.chunks.back(); + chunk_pool_.release(back.data); + back.data = nullptr; + arch.chunks.pop_back(); + } +} + +void World::destroy_entity(EntityID id) { + if (in_tick_or_log_("World::destroy_entity")) { + return; + } + // Deferred placeholder — never references a real slot. The CommandBuffer's apply() resolves + // placeholders to real EIDs before calling destroy_entity, so this guard only fires for + // stray placeholders leaked outside their buffer. + if (id.is_deferred()) { + return; + } + if (id.index >= entity_slots.size()) { + return; + } + EntitySlot& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + if (!slot.alive || slot.generation != id.generation) { + return; + } + + // Reserved-but-unfinalised slot: just drop the reservation, no archetype work. + if (slot.archetype_index == INVALID_ARCHETYPE) { + drop_reserved_slot(id); + return; + } + + uint32_t const archetype_index = slot.archetype_index; + std::size_t const removed_chunk = slot.chunk_index; + std::size_t const removed_row = slot.row; + + // Destroy each non-tag component in place, then compact via the shared external-move helper. + { + Archetype& arch = archetypes[archetype_index]; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < arch.signature.size(); ++i) { + if (arch.column_offsets[i] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + continue; + } + arch.vtables[i]->destroy(arch.row_in_column(removed_chunk, i, removed_row)); + } + } + compact_archetype_after_external_move(archetype_index, removed_chunk, removed_row); + + slot.alive = false; + slot.next_free = has_free ? first_free : id.index; + first_free = id.index; + has_free = true; +} + +void World::drop_reserved_slot(EntityID id) { + if (id.index >= entity_slots.size()) { + return; + } + EntitySlot& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + if (!slot.alive || slot.generation != id.generation) { + return; + } + if (slot.archetype_index != INVALID_ARCHETYPE) { + return; // already finalised + } + slot.alive = false; + slot.next_free = has_free ? first_free : id.index; + first_free = id.index; + has_free = true; +} + +void World::finalize_reserved_entity( + EntityID eid, + std::vector const& sorted_sig, + std::vector const& sorted_vtables, + std::vector const& sorted_value_slots +) { + if (eid.index >= entity_slots.size()) { + return; + } + EntitySlot& slot = entity_slots[eid.index]; + if (!slot.alive || slot.generation != eid.generation) { + return; + } + if (slot.archetype_index != INVALID_ARCHETYPE) { + return; // already finalised + } + + uint32_t const arch_idx = find_or_create_archetype(sorted_sig, sorted_vtables.data()); + Archetype::RowLocation loc = archetypes[arch_idx].reserve_row(); + archetypes[arch_idx].entity_array(loc.chunk_index)[loc.row] = eid; + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < sorted_sig.size(); ++i) { + if (sorted_vtables[i]->size == 0) { + continue; // tag column + } + void* dst = archetypes[arch_idx].row_in_column(loc.chunk_index, i, loc.row); + // Move-construct from the caller-provided slot into the archetype slab. + sorted_vtables[i]->move_construct(dst, sorted_value_slots[i]); + } + + slot.archetype_index = arch_idx; + slot.chunk_index = static_cast(loc.chunk_index); + slot.row = static_cast(loc.row); +} + +World::CachedQuery const& World::resolve_query_cache(QueryCacheKey const& key) const { + auto it = query_cache.find(key); + if (it != query_cache.end() && it->second.epoch == archetype_epoch) { + return it->second; + } + + CachedQuery rebuilt; + rebuilt.epoch = archetype_epoch; + for (component_type_id_t id : key.require_ids) { + rebuilt.require_matcher |= (uint64_t { 1 } << (id % 63)); + } + for (component_type_id_t id : key.exclude_ids) { + rebuilt.exclude_matcher |= (uint64_t { 1 } << (id % 63)); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < archetypes.size(); ++i) { + Archetype const& arch = archetypes[i]; + // Bitfield prefilter: O(1) reject before the sorted-set walk. + if ((arch.matcher_hash & rebuilt.require_matcher) != rebuilt.require_matcher) { + continue; + } + if ((arch.matcher_hash & rebuilt.exclude_matcher) != 0) { + // Possible exclude overlap. Sorted-set walk below will confirm; bitfield collisions + // (id % 63) mean this isn't authoritative. + if (!arch.matches_none(key.exclude_ids)) { + continue; + } + } + if (!arch.matches_all(key.require_ids)) { + continue; + } + rebuilt.archetype_indices.push_back(static_cast(i)); + } + + if (it == query_cache.end()) { + auto inserted = query_cache.emplace(key, std::move(rebuilt)); + return inserted.first->second; + } + it->second = std::move(rebuilt); + return it->second; +} + +void World::unregister_system(SystemHandle handle) { + if (!handle.is_valid() || handle.index >= system_registry_.size()) { + return; + } + SystemRegistration& reg = system_registry_[handle.index]; + if (!reg.alive || reg.generation != handle.generation) { + return; + } + reg.alive = false; + if (reg.instance != nullptr && reg.deleter != nullptr) { + reg.deleter(reg.instance); + } + reg.instance = nullptr; + reg.tick_all_fn = nullptr; + reg.generation += 1; + if (reg.generation == 0) { + reg.generation = 1; + } + scheduler_dirty_ = true; +} + +void World::tick_systems(TickContext const& /*ctx_in*/) { + // Note: the legacy signature of tick_systems took an externally constructed + // TickContext that referenced its own CommandBuffer. The new model gives every + // system its own pending_cmd, so we ignore the caller-supplied buffer and + // construct per-system contexts inside SystemScheduler::run. We keep this + // overload for source compatibility — callers should use `tick_systems(today)`. + tick_systems(/*ctx_in.today*/ Date {}); +} + +void World::tick_systems(Date today) { + if (!scheduler_) { + scheduler_ = std::make_unique(); + scheduler_dirty_ = true; + } + if (scheduler_dirty_) { + scheduler_->rebuild(system_registry_); + scheduler_dirty_ = false; + } + in_tick_ = true; + scheduler_->run(*this, today, system_registry_, ecs_thread_pool(), serial_mode_); + in_tick_ = false; + current_system_registration_ = nullptr; + // Advance the chunk pool's aging clock — frees blocks whose release tick is older + // than ChunkPool::AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS. Working sets that keep cycling refresh their + // release tick each iteration and stay warm. + chunk_pool_.advance_tick(); +} + +void World::clear_systems() { + for (SystemRegistration& reg : system_registry_) { + if (reg.alive && reg.instance != nullptr && reg.deleter != nullptr) { + reg.deleter(reg.instance); + } + } + system_registry_.clear(); + pending_cmds_.clear(); + scheduler_dirty_ = true; + if (scheduler_) { + scheduler_->invalidate(); + } +} + +uint64_t World::schedule_hash() { + if (!scheduler_) { + scheduler_ = std::make_unique(); + scheduler_dirty_ = true; + } + if (scheduler_dirty_) { + scheduler_->rebuild(system_registry_); + scheduler_dirty_ = false; + } + return scheduler_->schedule_hash(); +} + +void World::set_serial_mode(bool enabled) { + serial_mode_ = enabled; +} + +void World::set_ecs_worker_count(uint32_t count) { + ecs_worker_count_ = count; + // If pool already exists, rebuild it next access. + ecs_thread_pool_.reset(); +} + +EcsThreadPool& World::ecs_thread_pool() { + if (!ecs_thread_pool_) { + uint32_t n = ecs_worker_count_; + if (n == 0) { + uint32_t hw = static_cast(std::thread::hardware_concurrency()); + if (hw == 0) { + hw = 1; + } + n = std::min(hw, 16u); + } + ecs_thread_pool_ = std::make_unique(n); + } + return *ecs_thread_pool_; +} + +SystemRegistration* World::current_system_registration() { + return current_system_registration_; +} + +std::size_t World::archetype_chunk_count(uint32_t archetype_idx) const { + return archetypes[archetype_idx].chunks.size(); +} + +std::size_t World::archetype_chunk_row_count(uint32_t archetype_idx, std::size_t chunk_idx) const { + return archetypes[archetype_idx].chunks[chunk_idx].count; +} + +World::CachedQuery const& World::resolve_query_cache_for_threaded(QueryCacheKey const& key) const { + return resolve_query_cache(key); +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..abce34790 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,1041 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + class SystemScheduler; // forward — concrete type included from World.cpp only +} + +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + + // Sentinel marking a slot that has been reserved (so its EntityID is real and addressable) + // but not yet finalised — the slot has no archetype/row and no components installed. Used + // by `CommandBuffer::create_entity` so the caller can hold a usable EntityID before the + // buffer is applied. While in this state, `is_alive(eid)` returns false. + inline constexpr uint32_t INVALID_ARCHETYPE = static_cast(-1); + + // One slot per ever-allocated entity. Free slots thread a singly-linked free-list through + // `next_free`; `alive == false` marks them as dead. `generation` is bumped on each reuse so + // stale EntityIDs reliably fail validity checks. + // + // `archetype_index == INVALID_ARCHETYPE` distinguishes the "reserved-but-unfinalised" state + // (alive == true but has no archetype yet — only used during CommandBuffer recording). + struct EntitySlot { + uint32_t archetype_index = 0; + uint32_t chunk_index = 0; + uint32_t row = 0; + uint32_t generation = 0; + uint32_t next_free = 0; + bool alive = false; + }; + + // Hash for a sorted std::vector used as an archetype-signature key. + struct ArchetypeSignatureHash { + std::size_t operator()(std::vector const& sig) const noexcept { + std::size_t h = sig.size(); + for (component_type_id_t id : sig) { + // Mix high and low halves of the 64-bit id so signatures with the same low 32 bits + // don't collide trivially. + std::size_t mixed = static_cast(id ^ (id >> 32)); + h ^= mixed + 0x9e3779b97f4a7c15ULL + (h << 6) + (h >> 2); + } + return h; + } + }; + + // Cache key for a fully-built Query. Combines its sorted require-list and exclude-list. + struct QueryCacheKey { + std::vector require_ids; + std::vector exclude_ids; + + bool operator==(QueryCacheKey const& other) const { + return require_ids == other.require_ids && exclude_ids == other.exclude_ids; + } + }; + + struct QueryCacheKeyHash { + std::size_t operator()(QueryCacheKey const& key) const noexcept { + ArchetypeSignatureHash h; + std::size_t a = h(key.require_ids); + std::size_t b = h(key.exclude_ids); + return a ^ (b + 0x9e3779b97f4a7c15ULL + (a << 6) + (a >> 2)); + } + }; + + struct CommandBuffer; // forward — friend below + + struct World { + // Construct an entity with the given components. Each Cs... gets a column in the + // resulting archetype; the components are aggregate-initialised from the supplied values. + template + EntityID create_entity(Cs&&... values); + + void destroy_entity(EntityID id); + bool is_alive(EntityID id) const; + + template + C* get_component(EntityID id); + + template + C const* get_component(EntityID id) const; + + template + bool has_component(EntityID id) const; + + // Add a component to a living entity. Migrates the entity to the archetype that + // extends its current one with C. If the entity already carries C, replaces the + // existing value in place and returns the existing pointer. Returns nullptr if + // the entity is dead. + template + C* add_component(EntityID id, C&& value); + + // Default-construct overload — convenient for tag/empty types and for components + // whose default value is the right initial state. + template + C* add_component(EntityID id); + + // Remove a component from a living entity. Migrates the entity to the archetype + // with C dropped. Returns false if the entity is dead, doesn't carry C, or removing + // C would leave the entity with zero components (an invariant we don't allow — + // callers should `destroy_entity` instead). + template + bool remove_component(EntityID id); + + // Returns the component-column version for C in the entity's current archetype, or + // 0 if the entity is dead / no longer carries C. The version monotonically + // increases on every structural change to that column (push, swap-pop, relocate), + // so a stable version implies cached pointers into the column are still valid. + template + uint64_t component_version_in(EntityID id) const; + + // Visit every entity whose archetype contains all of Cs..., calling fn(C&...) per row. + template + void for_each(Fn&& fn); + + // Same, but the function also receives the EntityID. Useful for collecting IDs to + // destroy later (you can't destroy during iteration without invalidating columns). + template + void for_each_with_entity(Fn&& fn); + + // Query overloads — match archetypes against Query::require_ids and reject any that + // overlap Query::exclude_ids. The lambda must accept C&... matching the call site's + // `Cs...` template arguments (the exclude-set isn't reflected in the call signature). + // Iterates only matched archetypes; results are cached per (require, exclude) key + // and invalidated whenever a new archetype is created. + template + void for_each(Query const& query, Fn&& fn); + + template + void for_each_with_entity(Query const& query, Fn&& fn); + + // Chunk-granularity iteration. The lambda receives a `ChunkView` exposing + // raw entity-id and component slabs of length `view.count()`. Use this when an + // inner loop wants tight, function-call-free access to component arrays + // (SIMD-friendly because slabs are contiguous and aligned). + template + void for_each_chunk(Fn&& fn); + + template + void for_each_chunk(Query const& query, Fn&& fn); + + // === Singletons === + // Type-erased per-type unique slot, owned by the World. Lifetime is the World's + // lifetime; not cleared by `clear_systems` or `end_game_session`. Singletons are + // the right home for global simulation state that doesn't belong on a particular + // entity (e.g. a clock, a registry, a per-session config blob). + template + C* set_singleton(C&& value); + + template + C* set_singleton(); // default-construct + + template + C* get_singleton(); + + template + C const* get_singleton() const; + + template + bool clear_singleton(); + + // === System registration === + // Systems are templated by their concrete derived type. The World stores a + // type-erased SystemRegistration plus an owned pending CommandBuffer per system. + // On the first `tick_systems` call after registration, the SystemScheduler builds + // a DAG (declared deps + auto-resolved access conflicts) and a stable topological + // schedule, then drives execution. Cross-machine deterministic given identical + // registrations. + template + SystemHandle register_system(Args&&... args); + + void unregister_system(SystemHandle handle); + void tick_systems(TickContext const& ctx); + void tick_systems(Date today); + void clear_systems(); + + // FNV-1a hash over the (stage_index, system_type_id_t) pairs of the current + // schedule. Multiplayer peers compute this at session-start handshake; mismatch + // rejects the join. + uint64_t schedule_hash(); + + // Force the scheduler to run every stage on the calling thread. Used for tests + // to validate "parallel result == serial result". Default false. + void set_serial_mode(bool enabled); + + // Returns the EcsThreadPool used by the scheduler. Lazily constructed with the + // default worker count on first access. + EcsThreadPool& ecs_thread_pool(); + + // Pointer to the SystemRegistration currently being driven by the scheduler. + // Used by SystemThreaded::tick_all to access its pending_cmd. Returns nullptr + // outside `tick_systems` execution. + SystemRegistration* current_system_registration(); + + // Internal: set by SystemScheduler around each system's tick. Public to keep the + // scheduler decoupled from World's privates; not intended for general use. + void set_current_registration_(SystemRegistration* reg) { + current_system_registration_ = reg; + } + + // Internal: set by SystemScheduler around the per-stage CommandBuffer apply loop. + // While true, the in-tick mutation guard yields so cmd.destroy_entity / + // cmd.add_component / cmd.remove_component / cmd.create_entity executed via + // CommandBuffer::apply actually mutate the World. Not intended for general use. + void set_in_apply_phase_(bool value) { + in_apply_phase_ = value; + } + + // Public chunk-walk helpers used by SystemThreaded's per-chunk parallel iteration. + std::size_t archetype_chunk_count(uint32_t archetype_idx) const; + std::size_t archetype_chunk_row_count(uint32_t archetype_idx, std::size_t chunk_idx) const; + + struct CachedQuery { + uint32_t epoch = 0; + uint64_t require_matcher = 0; + uint64_t exclude_matcher = 0; + std::vector archetype_indices; + }; + + // Public lookup for SystemThreaded — same body as the private `resolve_query_cache`. + CachedQuery const& resolve_query_cache_for_threaded(QueryCacheKey const& key) const; + + // Iterate one chunk's rows for a Cs... query — used by SystemThreaded's parallel_for + // body. The body is invoked once per row with `(Cs&...)`. + template + void iterate_one_chunk_for_threaded(uint32_t archetype_idx, uint32_t chunk_idx, Body&& body); + + template + void iterate_one_chunk_with_entity_for_threaded( + uint32_t archetype_idx, uint32_t chunk_idx, Body&& body); + + // === Reserved-but-unfinalised slot === + // Reserves an entity slot without placing it in any archetype. The returned EntityID + // is real (its index/generation are addressable), but `is_alive` returns false until + // the slot is finalised — typical use is `CommandBuffer::create_entity`, which calls + // this synchronously and finalises it later via `apply()`. Safe to call from anywhere + // the World is reachable; threading-safe variants will come when threading lands. + EntityID reserve_entity_slot(); + + // Finalise a previously reserved slot by inserting it into the archetype matching + // `sorted_sig` (sorted ascending). Components are move-constructed from `slots` + // using the matching ColumnVTable; `slots[i]` must be non-null for non-tag columns + // and ignored for tag columns. After this returns, `is_alive(eid) == true`. + // Caller is responsible for ensuring `eid` is a reserved slot (alive but + // archetype_index == INVALID_ARCHETYPE). + void finalize_reserved_entity( + EntityID eid, + std::vector const& sorted_sig, + std::vector const& sorted_vtables, + std::vector const& sorted_value_slots + ); + + // Drops a reserved-but-unfinalised slot (used when CommandBuffer records a destroy + // for an entity it previously reserved, before `apply()` had a chance to finalise it). + // No-op for slots that are already finalised or already dead. + void drop_reserved_slot(EntityID eid); + + public: + // Ctor / dtor are out-of-line — they must instantiate destructors of unique_ptr + // fields whose pointee types (SystemScheduler) are forward-declared at this point. + World(); + ~World(); + World(World const&) = delete; + World& operator=(World const&) = delete; + World(World&&) = delete; + World& operator=(World&&) = delete; + + // Override the ECS worker count. Call before the first `tick_systems` invocation. + // 0 → defaults to hw_concurrency, capped at 16. + void set_ecs_worker_count(uint32_t count); + + // Direct access to the per-World chunk pool. Tests use this to inspect pool state + // (pooled_count / total_allocations / total_deallocations / current_tick). Production + // code does not need to call this — archetypes hold an internal pointer. + ChunkPool& chunk_pool() { + return chunk_pool_; + } + ChunkPool const& chunk_pool() const { + return chunk_pool_; + } + + private: + std::vector entity_slots; + uint32_t first_free = 0; + bool has_free = false; + + // Declared before `archetypes` so the destruction order is `archetypes` (which drain + // their chunks into the pool via the World destructor's explicit drain loop) first, + // then `chunk_pool_` (which frees the cached blocks). Don't reorder. + ChunkPool chunk_pool_; + std::vector archetypes; + std::unordered_map, uint32_t, ArchetypeSignatureHash> archetype_by_signature; + + // Bumped every time `find_or_create_archetype` actually inserts a new archetype. + // Used to invalidate the query cache lazily. + uint32_t archetype_epoch = 0; + + mutable std::unordered_map query_cache; + + // Type-erased system registry (replaces the old virtual-System SystemSlot storage). + // Each entry owns its system instance + pending CommandBuffer. Indices are stable; + // unregistered entries set `alive=false` and bump generation. + std::vector system_registry_; + + // Owned pending CommandBuffer per system. Parallel array to system_registry_; the + // SystemRegistration's `pending_cmd` pointer points here. Owned via unique_ptr so + // the CB itself is stable across vector growth (registry vector growth never moves + // the CommandBuffer storage). + std::vector> pending_cmds_; + + // Set true by the scheduler around each system's tick(). Asserted by the four + // structural-mutation methods (create_entity, destroy_entity, add_component, + // remove_component) so direct mutations during a tick are caught — only path is + // `ctx.cmd` or per-chunk buffer in SystemThreaded. + bool in_tick_ = false; + + // Set true by the scheduler around the per-stage CommandBuffer apply loop. While + // in_apply_phase_ is true the in_tick_or_log_ guard yields, so the type-erased + // destroy/add/remove ops queued via ctx.cmd actually execute. Outside of apply + // the guard still blocks direct structural mutations during a tick. Without this + // flag, every cmd.destroy_entity / cmd.add_component / cmd.remove_component would + // silently fail at apply time because in_tick_ is still set for the duration of + // scheduler_->run(). + bool in_apply_phase_ = false; + + // Pointer to the SystemRegistration currently being driven. Used by + // SystemThreaded::tick_all to access its pending_cmd. Set/cleared by the scheduler. + SystemRegistration* current_system_registration_ = nullptr; + + // Forced-serial mode for tests: scheduler runs every stage on the caller's thread + // in deterministic order regardless of inter-system parallelism. + bool serial_mode_ = false; + + // EcsThreadPool — owned. Lazily constructed on first `ecs_thread_pool()` access. + std::unique_ptr ecs_thread_pool_; + uint32_t ecs_worker_count_ = 0; // 0 = use default at construction time + + // Scheduler — owned. Lazily constructed on first `tick_systems`. Holds the DAG + // + stage layout + schedule_hash. Forward-declared; full type in SystemScheduler.hpp. + std::unique_ptr scheduler_; + + // Tracks whether scheduler_ needs a rebuild (after register_system / unregister_system + // / clear_systems). Lazy build happens on first `tick_systems` after invalidation. + bool scheduler_dirty_ = true; + + // In-tick mutation guard helper. Returns true if `in_tick_` is set (caller should + // log + early-return); false otherwise. + bool in_tick_or_log_(char const* fn_name); + + // Singletons. Type-erased deleter calls `delete static_cast(p)` so the World + // destructor sweeps them automatically. + using SingletonPtr = std::unique_ptr; + std::unordered_map singletons; + + // Allocates a new entity slot and returns the resulting EntityID. Slot is marked alive + // but its archetype_index/row are not yet meaningful — caller fills those. + EntityID allocate_entity_slot(); + + // Looks up an existing archetype matching `sig` (sorted) or creates one with empty + // chunks (none allocated until `reserve_row` is called). Returns the archetype's + // index in `archetypes`. Bumps `archetype_epoch` if a new archetype was created. + uint32_t find_or_create_archetype( + std::vector const& sig, ColumnVTable const* const* vtables + ); + + // Computes column_offsets and chunk_capacity for an archetype. Tag columns receive + // NO_COLUMN_OFFSET. Returns the per-row total bytes (used internally; callers don't + // usually need it). + void compute_chunk_layout(Archetype& arch); + + // Computes the matcher_hash bitfield (1 bit per component, derived from id % 63). + static uint64_t compute_matcher_hash(std::vector const& sig) { + uint64_t mask = 0; + for (component_type_id_t id : sig) { + mask |= (uint64_t { 1 } << (id % 63)); + } + return mask; + } + + // After a row is "removed" — either destroyed in place (destroy_entity) or moved + // out (migration) — compact the archetype by swap-popping with the global last row. + // If the removed row is itself the global last row, this just decrements; otherwise + // every column is move-constructed from (last_chunk, last_row) into (chunk, row), + // the relocated entity's slot is updated, and the last chunk's count drops. + // Bumps every column_version. Drops a trailing chunk if it becomes empty. + void compact_archetype_after_external_move(uint32_t archetype_index, std::size_t chunk_index, std::size_t row); + + // Rebuild a query-cache entry by walking every archetype. + CachedQuery const& resolve_query_cache(QueryCacheKey const& key) const; + + friend struct CommandBuffer; + }; + + // === template definitions === + + template + EntityID World::create_entity(Cs&&... values) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "create_entity requires at least one component"); + + if (in_tick_or_log_("World::create_entity")) { + return EntityID {}; + } + + // Build the sorted signature and a parallel vtable list, indexed by the sorted order. + component_type_id_t const raw_ids[] = { component_type_id_of>()... }; + ColumnVTable const* const raw_vtables[] = { &column_vtable_for>()... }; + constexpr std::size_t const N = sizeof...(Cs); + + component_type_id_t sorted_ids[N]; + ColumnVTable const* sorted_vtables[N]; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + sorted_ids[i] = raw_ids[i]; + sorted_vtables[i] = raw_vtables[i]; + } + // Tiny N — bubble sort is fine. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + for (std::size_t j = i + 1; j < N; ++j) { + if (sorted_ids[j] < sorted_ids[i]) { + std::swap(sorted_ids[i], sorted_ids[j]); + std::swap(sorted_vtables[i], sorted_vtables[j]); + } + } + } + + std::vector sig(sorted_ids, sorted_ids + N); + uint32_t const archetype_idx = find_or_create_archetype(sig, sorted_vtables); + + EntityID const eid = allocate_entity_slot(); + + // Reserve a row in the archetype. + Archetype::RowLocation loc = archetypes[archetype_idx].reserve_row(); + archetypes[archetype_idx].entity_array(loc.chunk_index)[loc.row] = eid; + + // Construct each provided component into its column slot, finding the column by raw id. + auto place = [&](C&& value) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + component_type_id_t const id = component_type_id_of(); + std::size_t const col = archetypes[archetype_idx].column_index_for(id); + if constexpr (!std::is_empty_v) { + void* slot = archetypes[archetype_idx].row_in_column(loc.chunk_index, col, loc.row); + ::new (slot) TC(std::forward(value)); + } else { + (void) col; + (void) value; + } + }; + (place(std::forward(values)), ...); + + entity_slots[eid.index].archetype_index = archetype_idx; + entity_slots[eid.index].chunk_index = static_cast(loc.chunk_index); + entity_slots[eid.index].row = static_cast(loc.row); + return eid; + } + + template + C* World::get_component(EntityID id) { + if (!is_alive(id)) { + return nullptr; + } + EntitySlot const& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + Archetype& arch = archetypes[slot.archetype_index]; + std::size_t const col = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of()); + if (col == NO_COLUMN_INDEX) { + return nullptr; + } + if constexpr (std::is_empty_v) { + return nullptr; + } else { + return static_cast(arch.row_in_column(slot.chunk_index, col, slot.row)); + } + } + + template + C const* World::get_component(EntityID id) const { + if (!is_alive(id)) { + return nullptr; + } + EntitySlot const& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + Archetype const& arch = archetypes[slot.archetype_index]; + std::size_t const col = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of()); + if (col == NO_COLUMN_INDEX) { + return nullptr; + } + if constexpr (std::is_empty_v) { + return nullptr; + } else { + return static_cast(arch.row_in_column(slot.chunk_index, col, slot.row)); + } + } + + template + bool World::has_component(EntityID id) const { + if (!is_alive(id)) { + return false; + } + EntitySlot const& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + Archetype const& arch = archetypes[slot.archetype_index]; + return arch.has_component(component_type_id_of()); + } + + template + uint64_t World::component_version_in(EntityID id) const { + if (!is_alive(id)) { + return 0; + } + EntitySlot const& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + Archetype const& arch = archetypes[slot.archetype_index]; + std::size_t const col = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of()); + if (col == NO_COLUMN_INDEX) { + return 0; + } + return arch.column_versions[col]; + } + + template + C* World::add_component(EntityID id, C&& value) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + + if (in_tick_or_log_("World::add_component")) { + return nullptr; + } + if (!is_alive(id)) { + return nullptr; + } + + component_type_id_t const new_id = component_type_id_of(); + uint32_t const src_idx = entity_slots[id.index].archetype_index; + uint32_t const src_chunk = entity_slots[id.index].chunk_index; + uint32_t const src_row = entity_slots[id.index].row; + + // If the entity already has C, replace in place. + { + Archetype& src = archetypes[src_idx]; + std::size_t const existing_col = src.column_index_for(new_id); + if (existing_col != NO_COLUMN_INDEX) { + if constexpr (std::is_empty_v) { + (void) value; + return nullptr; // tag types have no data — no pointer to return. + } else { + TC* dst_ptr = static_cast(src.row_in_column(src_chunk, existing_col, src_row)); + *dst_ptr = std::forward(value); + return dst_ptr; + } + } + } + + // Build target signature = src.signature ∪ {new_id}, sorted ascending. + std::vector target_sig; + std::vector target_vtables; + { + Archetype const& src = archetypes[src_idx]; + target_sig.reserve(src.signature.size() + 1); + target_vtables.reserve(src.signature.size() + 1); + bool inserted = false; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < src.signature.size(); ++i) { + component_type_id_t const sid = src.signature[i]; + if (!inserted && sid > new_id) { + target_sig.push_back(new_id); + target_vtables.push_back(&column_vtable_for()); + inserted = true; + } + target_sig.push_back(sid); + target_vtables.push_back(src.vtables[i]); + } + if (!inserted) { + target_sig.push_back(new_id); + target_vtables.push_back(&column_vtable_for()); + } + } + + // Look up / create the target archetype. NOTE: this may invalidate references into + // `archetypes` if the vector grows. Re-resolve via index after this point. + uint32_t const target_idx = find_or_create_archetype(target_sig, target_vtables.data()); + + // Reserve a row on the target archetype. + Archetype::RowLocation target_loc = archetypes[target_idx].reserve_row(); + archetypes[target_idx].entity_array(target_loc.chunk_index)[target_loc.row] = id; + + // Move every existing component from src to target, and construct the new one. + C* placed_ptr = nullptr; + { + Archetype& target = archetypes[target_idx]; + Archetype& src = archetypes[src_idx]; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < target.signature.size(); ++i) { + component_type_id_t const tid = target.signature[i]; + if (tid == new_id) { + if constexpr (!std::is_empty_v) { + void* slot = target.row_in_column(target_loc.chunk_index, i, target_loc.row); + placed_ptr = static_cast(slot); + ::new (slot) TC(std::forward(value)); + } else { + (void) value; + } + } else { + std::size_t const src_col_idx = src.column_index_for(tid); + if (target.column_offsets[i] != NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + void* dst = target.row_in_column(target_loc.chunk_index, i, target_loc.row); + void* srcp = src.row_in_column(src_chunk, src_col_idx, src_row); + target.vtables[i]->move_construct(dst, srcp); + } + // Tag column: no data to move; archetype-level membership conveys it. + } + } + } + + // Compact the source archetype — every src non-tag column has been moved-from at src_row. + compact_archetype_after_external_move(src_idx, src_chunk, src_row); + + // Update slot to point at the new archetype/row. + EntitySlot& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + slot.archetype_index = target_idx; + slot.chunk_index = static_cast(target_loc.chunk_index); + slot.row = static_cast(target_loc.row); + + return placed_ptr; + } + + template + C* World::add_component(EntityID id) { + return add_component(id, C {}); + } + + template + bool World::remove_component(EntityID id) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + + if (in_tick_or_log_("World::remove_component")) { + return false; + } + if (!is_alive(id)) { + return false; + } + + component_type_id_t const drop_id = component_type_id_of(); + uint32_t const src_idx = entity_slots[id.index].archetype_index; + uint32_t const src_chunk = entity_slots[id.index].chunk_index; + uint32_t const src_row = entity_slots[id.index].row; + + std::size_t drop_col_idx = NO_COLUMN_INDEX; + { + Archetype const& src = archetypes[src_idx]; + drop_col_idx = src.column_index_for(drop_id); + if (drop_col_idx == NO_COLUMN_INDEX) { + return false; + } + if (src.signature.size() == 1) { + // Removing the only component would leave a zero-component entity, which + // our model doesn't allow. Caller must destroy_entity in this case. + return false; + } + } + + // Build target signature = src.signature ∖ {drop_id}. + std::vector target_sig; + std::vector target_vtables; + { + Archetype const& src = archetypes[src_idx]; + target_sig.reserve(src.signature.size() - 1); + target_vtables.reserve(src.signature.size() - 1); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < src.signature.size(); ++i) { + if (src.signature[i] == drop_id) { + continue; + } + target_sig.push_back(src.signature[i]); + target_vtables.push_back(src.vtables[i]); + } + } + + uint32_t const target_idx = find_or_create_archetype(target_sig, target_vtables.data()); + + // Reserve a row in the target archetype. + Archetype::RowLocation target_loc = archetypes[target_idx].reserve_row(); + archetypes[target_idx].entity_array(target_loc.chunk_index)[target_loc.row] = id; + + // Destroy the dropped component on the src side, move the rest to target. + { + Archetype& target = archetypes[target_idx]; + Archetype& src = archetypes[src_idx]; + if (src.column_offsets[drop_col_idx] != NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + src.vtables[drop_col_idx]->destroy(src.row_in_column(src_chunk, drop_col_idx, src_row)); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < target.signature.size(); ++i) { + component_type_id_t const tid = target.signature[i]; + std::size_t const src_col_idx = src.column_index_for(tid); + if (target.column_offsets[i] == NO_COLUMN_OFFSET) { + continue; // tag column + } + void* dst = target.row_in_column(target_loc.chunk_index, i, target_loc.row); + void* srcp = src.row_in_column(src_chunk, src_col_idx, src_row); + target.vtables[i]->move_construct(dst, srcp); + } + } + + // Compact src — every column at src_row is now moved-from / destroyed. + compact_archetype_after_external_move(src_idx, src_chunk, src_row); + + EntitySlot& slot = entity_slots[id.index]; + slot.archetype_index = target_idx; + slot.chunk_index = static_cast(target_loc.chunk_index); + slot.row = static_cast(target_loc.row); + + return true; + } + + namespace detail { + // Helper for iteration: returns a C& for a given (archetype, chunk, row) — for tag / + // empty types we return a reference to a static empty instance instead of dereferencing + // the column's nullptr data pointer. + template + C& deref_chunk_row(Archetype& arch, std::size_t col_idx, std::size_t chunk_idx, std::size_t row) { + if constexpr (std::is_empty_v) { + static C instance {}; + (void) arch; + (void) col_idx; + (void) chunk_idx; + (void) row; + return instance; + } else { + return *static_cast(arch.row_in_column(chunk_idx, col_idx, row)); + } + } + + // For Phase 3: pick out raw column array pointer for ChunkView. Returns a fixed + // dummy pointer for tag types (callers should not dereference); for non-tag types + // returns the slab base. + template + C* chunk_array_for(Archetype& arch, std::size_t col_idx, std::size_t chunk_idx) { + if constexpr (std::is_empty_v) { + (void) arch; + (void) col_idx; + (void) chunk_idx; + return nullptr; + } else { + return static_cast(arch.column_array(chunk_idx, col_idx)); + } + } + } + + template + void World::for_each(Fn&& fn) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "for_each requires at least one component"); + + Query q; + q.template with().build(); + for_each(q, std::forward(fn)); + } + + template + void World::for_each_with_entity(Fn&& fn) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "for_each_with_entity requires at least one component"); + + Query q; + q.template with().build(); + for_each_with_entity(q, std::forward(fn)); + } + + template + void World::for_each(Query const& query, Fn&& fn) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "for_each requires at least one component"); + + QueryCacheKey key { query.require_ids, query.exclude_ids }; + std::vector const& matched = resolve_query_cache(key).archetype_indices; + + for (uint32_t arch_idx : matched) { + Archetype& arch = archetypes[arch_idx]; + std::size_t cols[sizeof...(Cs)]; + std::size_t i = 0; + ((cols[i++] = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of())), ...); + + for (std::size_t chunk_idx = 0; chunk_idx < arch.chunks.size(); ++chunk_idx) { + std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; + [&](std::index_sequence) { + for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { + fn(detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + } + }(std::index_sequence_for {}); + } + } + } + + template + void World::for_each_with_entity(Query const& query, Fn&& fn) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "for_each_with_entity requires at least one component"); + + QueryCacheKey key { query.require_ids, query.exclude_ids }; + std::vector const& matched = resolve_query_cache(key).archetype_indices; + + for (uint32_t arch_idx : matched) { + Archetype& arch = archetypes[arch_idx]; + std::size_t cols[sizeof...(Cs)]; + std::size_t i = 0; + ((cols[i++] = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of())), ...); + + for (std::size_t chunk_idx = 0; chunk_idx < arch.chunks.size(); ++chunk_idx) { + std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; + EntityID const* eids = arch.entity_array(chunk_idx); + [&](std::index_sequence) { + for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { + fn(eids[row], detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + } + }(std::index_sequence_for {}); + } + } + } + + template + void World::for_each_chunk(Fn&& fn) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "for_each_chunk requires at least one component"); + Query q; + q.template with().build(); + for_each_chunk(q, std::forward(fn)); + } + + template + void World::for_each_chunk(Query const& query, Fn&& fn) { + static_assert(sizeof...(Cs) > 0, "for_each_chunk requires at least one component"); + + QueryCacheKey key { query.require_ids, query.exclude_ids }; + std::vector const& matched = resolve_query_cache(key).archetype_indices; + + for (uint32_t arch_idx : matched) { + Archetype& arch = archetypes[arch_idx]; + std::size_t cols[sizeof...(Cs)]; + std::size_t i = 0; + ((cols[i++] = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of())), ...); + + for (std::size_t chunk_idx = 0; chunk_idx < arch.chunks.size(); ++chunk_idx) { + std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; + if (row_count == 0) { + continue; + } + [&](std::index_sequence) { + ChunkView view { + row_count, + arch.entity_array(chunk_idx), + { detail::chunk_array_for(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx)... } + }; + fn(view); + }(std::index_sequence_for {}); + } + } + } + + template + C* World::set_singleton(C&& value) { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + component_type_id_t const id = component_type_id_of(); + auto deleter = +[](void* p) { + delete static_cast(p); + }; + auto it = singletons.find(id); + if (it != singletons.end()) { + TC* existing = static_cast(it->second.get()); + *existing = std::forward(value); + return existing; + } + TC* fresh = new TC(std::forward(value)); + singletons.emplace(id, SingletonPtr { static_cast(fresh), deleter }); + return fresh; + } + + template + C* World::set_singleton() { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + component_type_id_t const id = component_type_id_of(); + auto deleter = +[](void* p) { + delete static_cast(p); + }; + auto it = singletons.find(id); + if (it != singletons.end()) { + TC* existing = static_cast(it->second.get()); + *existing = TC {}; + return existing; + } + TC* fresh = new TC {}; + singletons.emplace(id, SingletonPtr { static_cast(fresh), deleter }); + return fresh; + } + + template + C* World::get_singleton() { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + auto it = singletons.find(component_type_id_of()); + if (it == singletons.end()) { + return nullptr; + } + return static_cast(it->second.get()); + } + + template + C const* World::get_singleton() const { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + auto it = singletons.find(component_type_id_of()); + if (it == singletons.end()) { + return nullptr; + } + return static_cast(it->second.get()); + } + + template + bool World::clear_singleton() { + using TC = std::remove_cvref_t; + auto it = singletons.find(component_type_id_of()); + if (it == singletons.end()) { + return false; + } + singletons.erase(it); + return true; + } + + // === Templated register_system(...) === + + template + SystemHandle World::register_system(Args&&... args) { + // Build a SystemRegistration from S's static metadata. The system's per-row tick + // is non-virtual; we store a thunk (`tick_all_fn`) that resolves to + // `static_cast(instance)->tick_all(world, ctx)` — a single virtual-ish call + // outside the hot iteration loop, kept type-erased so the registry can hold + // heterogeneous system types in one vector. + + uint32_t const idx = static_cast(system_registry_.size()); + + auto instance_owned = std::make_unique(std::forward(args)...); + void* instance_raw = instance_owned.get(); + auto deleter = +[](void* p) { delete static_cast(p); }; + auto tick_all_fn = +[](void* inst, World& w, TickContext const& tc) { + static_cast(inst)->tick_all(w, tc); + }; + + // Extract static metadata from S. Each `declared_*` returns a std::array; we copy + // into the registration's owned vectors so the spans / refs into them stay valid + // across registry growth. + constexpr auto access_arr = S::declared_access(); + constexpr auto run_after_arr = S::declared_run_after(); + constexpr auto run_before_arr = S::declared_run_before(); + constexpr auto extra_reads_arr = S::extra_reads(); + + SystemRegistration reg; + reg.instance = instance_raw; + reg.deleter = deleter; + reg.tick_all_fn = tick_all_fn; + reg.type_id = system_type_id_of(); + reg.name = SystemName::value; + reg.is_threaded = S::is_threaded; + reg.access.assign(access_arr.begin(), access_arr.end()); + canonicalise_access_set(reg.access); + reg.run_after.assign(run_after_arr.begin(), run_after_arr.end()); + reg.run_before.assign(run_before_arr.begin(), run_before_arr.end()); + reg.extra_reads.assign(extra_reads_arr.begin(), extra_reads_arr.end()); + merge_extra_reads(reg.access, reg.extra_reads); + canonicalise_access_set(reg.access); + + // Iteration-query ids — tick parameter pack only, separate from `access` (which + // includes extra_reads after merge). Used by the scheduler to prewarm query_cache + // before a multi-system stage's outer parallel_for. Plain System<> systems use it + // for the same reason — their `for_each` inside dispatch_serial would otherwise + // race on query_cache mutation when running concurrently with another System<>. + reg.tick_query_require_ids = S::compute_tick_query_require_ids(); + + // Multi-system-stage entry points — set only for SystemThreaded. Plain System<> + // stays with null pointers; the scheduler distinguishes via reg.is_threaded. + if constexpr (S::is_threaded) { + reg.collect_chunks_fn = +[](World& w) -> std::vector { + return S::collect_chunks(w); + }; + reg.tick_one_chunk_fn = +[]( + void* inst, World& w, TickContext const& tc, + uint32_t arch_idx, uint32_t chunk_idx + ) { + S::tick_one_chunk(*static_cast(inst), w, tc, arch_idx, chunk_idx); + }; + reg.per_chunk_cmds_accessor = +[](void* inst) -> std::vector* { + return &static_cast(inst)->per_chunk_buffers(); + }; + } + + reg.alive = true; + reg.generation = 1; + + // Allocate this system's pending CommandBuffer via unique_ptr so the CB is stable + // across registry vector growth. + pending_cmds_.push_back(std::make_unique()); + reg.pending_cmd = pending_cmds_.back().get(); + + // Move the instance ownership into the registration last, so partial-failure paths + // don't leak. (`instance_raw` was already captured.) + (void) instance_owned.release(); + system_registry_.push_back(std::move(reg)); + + scheduler_dirty_ = true; + return SystemHandle { idx, 1 }; + } + + // === Per-chunk iteration for SystemThreaded === + + template + void World::iterate_one_chunk_for_threaded(uint32_t archetype_idx, uint32_t chunk_idx, Body&& body) { + Archetype& arch = archetypes[archetype_idx]; + std::size_t cols[sizeof...(Cs)]; + std::size_t i = 0; + ((cols[i++] = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of())), ...); + std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; + [&](std::index_sequence) { + for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { + body(detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + } + }(std::index_sequence_for {}); + } + + template + void World::iterate_one_chunk_with_entity_for_threaded(uint32_t archetype_idx, uint32_t chunk_idx, Body&& body) { + Archetype& arch = archetypes[archetype_idx]; + std::size_t cols[sizeof...(Cs)]; + std::size_t i = 0; + ((cols[i++] = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of())), ...); + std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; + EntityID const* eids = arch.entity_array(chunk_idx); + [&](std::index_sequence) { + for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { + body(eids[row], detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + } + }(std::index_sequence_for {}); + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8f4039d1d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.hpp" + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void AggregatePopIncomeSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + PopWorkerIncome const& worker, + PopOwnerIncome const& owner, + PopIncomeTotals& totals + ) { + (void) ctx; + + fixed_point_t const today = worker.rgo_worker_income_today + owner.rgo_owner_income_today; + totals.total_income_today = today; + totals.cash += today; + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..be59830f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 7 — sums the per-source pop incomes into PopIncomeTotals (and into `cash`). + // + // Writes: PopIncomeTotals.{total_income_today, cash} + // Reads: PopWorkerIncome, PopOwnerIncome + // run_after: ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem, ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem + // + // total_income_today = worker + owner (both daily-zeroed). cash accumulates across ticks, + // mirroring the legacy `Pop::pay_income_tax → cash += amount` chain (we don't model the + // income-tax leak here — a future system would). + struct AggregatePopIncomeSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + PopWorkerIncome const& worker, + PopOwnerIncome const& owner, + PopIncomeTotals& totals + ); + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { + ecs::system_type_id_of(), + ecs::system_type_id_of() + }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::AggregatePopIncomeSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c4b13d3b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp" + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ecs::EntityID pop_id, + PopLocation const& loc, + PopWorkerIncome& out + ) { + out.rgo_worker_income_today = fixed_point_t::_0; + + ProvinceRgoHired const* hired = ctx.world.get_component(loc.province_id); + ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome const* inc = + ctx.world.get_component(loc.province_id); + if (hired == nullptr || inc == nullptr) { + return; + } + + // At most one Employee entry per pop (hire iterates province pops once and emplaces a + // single Employee per matched pop). Loop and stop at the first match. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < hired->employees.size(); ++i) { + if (hired->employees[i].pop_id == pop_id) { + if (i < inc->incomes.size()) { + out.rgo_worker_income_today += inc->incomes[i]; + } + break; + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d4235719e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 6a — applies worker-side income to each hired pop. + // + // Writes: PopWorkerIncome.rgo_worker_income_today + // Reads: PopLocation + // Extra: ProvinceRgoHired, ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome + // run_after: RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem + // + // The deliberate inversion (see ECS.md / the RGO plan): instead of a province writing + // into its hired pops directly (which would require extra_writes — which the ECS only + // supports as extra_reads), each pop scans its province's employees list looking for the + // entry matching its own EntityID and adds the corresponding incomes[i] entry. Walk is + // O(employees_in_my_province) per pop; total work per tick is O(total_employees). + struct ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ecs::EntityID pop_id, + PopLocation const& loc, + PopWorkerIncome& out + ); + + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { + return { + ecs::component_type_id_of(), + ecs::component_type_id_of() + }; + } + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { ecs::system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a0f3d08f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp" + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/Math.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + PopLocation const& loc, + PopCore const& core, + PopOwnerIncome& out + ) { + out.rgo_owner_income_today = fixed_point_t::_0; + + StateProvinceList const* spl = ctx.world.get_component(loc.state_id); + if (spl == nullptr) { + return; + } + RgoProductionTypeRegistry const* registry = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (registry == nullptr) { + return; + } + + for (ecs::EntityID prov_id : spl->province_ids) { + ProvinceRgoConfig const* prov_cfg = ctx.world.get_component(prov_id); + ProvinceRgoResult const* prov_res = ctx.world.get_component(prov_id); + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const* prov_totals = + ctx.world.get_component(prov_id); + if (prov_cfg == nullptr || prov_res == nullptr || prov_totals == nullptr) { + continue; + } + if (prov_cfg->production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) { + continue; + } + if (prov_res->owner_share <= fixed_point_t::_0 + || prov_totals->total_owner_count_in_state <= 0) { + continue; + } + if (prov_cfg->production_type_idx >= registry->production_types.size()) { + continue; + } + ProductionTypeDef const& pt = registry->production_types[prov_cfg->production_type_idx]; + if (!pt.owner.has_value()) { + continue; + } + if (pt.owner->pop_type_idx != core.pop_type_idx) { + continue; + } + + // Same expression Stage 5a sums into total_owner_income (legacy pay_employees owner + // branch). Epsilon-floored to match the legacy "rounding up" comment. + fixed_point_t const owner_pool = prov_res->revenue_yesterday * prov_res->owner_share; + fixed_point_t const pop_income = std::max( + fp::mul_div( + owner_pool, + static_cast(core.size), + prov_totals->total_owner_count_in_state + ), + fixed_point_t::epsilon + ); + out.rgo_owner_income_today += pop_income; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..47965a7f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 6b — applies owner-side income to each owner pop. + // + // Writes: PopOwnerIncome.rgo_owner_income_today + // Reads: PopLocation, PopCore + // Extra: StateProvinceList, ProvinceRgoConfig, ProvinceRgoResult, ProvinceRgoCacheTotals + // run_after: RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem + // + // For each pop, walks the pop's state's province list; for every province whose RGO has an + // owner job whose pop_type matches this pop's pop_type_idx, the pop accumulates its share + // of that province's owner-pool (revenue * owner_share * pop.size / total_owner_count). + // Matches the same formula Stage 5a uses for its province-level aggregate so the worker- + // and owner-side accounting agree. + struct ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + PopLocation const& loc, + PopCore const& core, + PopOwnerIncome& out + ); + + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { + return { + ecs::component_type_id_of(), + ecs::component_type_id_of(), + ecs::component_type_id_of(), + ecs::component_type_id_of() + }; + } + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { ecs::system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..11c6470cf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,194 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +// Components for the parallel-reference RGO implementation. Every component is pre-attached to +// its host entity at construction time — no in-tick add_component / remove_component migrations. +// `production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX` (in ProvinceRgoConfig) is the early-out sentinel: a +// disabled RGO entity keeps its components but every system skips it. +// +// Sibling components are split deliberately so disjoint Stage-N systems can write disjoint +// components in parallel — see RGO.md / ECS.md for the rationale. ProvinceRgoCacheTotals is +// peeled out of ProvinceRgoHired so Stage 1 can write the narrow totals component without +// touching the hire output; ProvinceRgoResult.owner_share is cached at Stage 4 so Stages 5a/5b +// can run sibling-parallel without serialising on each other. + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // ============================================================================ + // Province components + // ============================================================================ + + // Per-province RGO configuration. production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX disables this RGO. + // size_multiplier is recomputed once at fixture build (mirrors the legacy + // initialise_rgo_size_multiplier) — never mutated by the tick path. + struct ProvinceRgoConfig { + production_type_idx_t production_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + fixed_point_t size_multiplier {}; + }; + + // Stage-1 output. Narrow component so Stage 1's only write is to this struct. + struct ProvinceRgoCacheTotals { + pop_sum_t total_worker_count_in_province = 0; + pop_sum_t total_owner_count_in_state = 0; + }; + + // Stage-2 output — the hire decision list and the totals derived from it. employees / + // employee_count_per_type are .clear()'d (size→0) every tick but the capacity is preserved + // to the worst-case bound reserved at construction. + struct ProvinceRgoHired { + std::vector employees; + // Parallel to employees; populated each tick by RgoHireSystem and read by + // RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem and RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem. + std::vector employee_count_per_type; // indexed by pop_type_idx + pop_size_t max_employee_count = 0; + pop_size_t total_employees = 0; + pop_size_t total_paid_employees = 0; + }; + + // Persistent per-province sell order. Filled by Stage 3, drained by Stage 4 (which clears + // `has_request`). Pre-attached to every province at construction → no per-tick entity + // creation, no archetype migration. + struct ProvinceRgoSellOrder { + good_idx_t good_idx = INVALID_IDX; + fixed_point_t quantity_requested {}; + bool has_request = false; + }; + + // Stage-3/4 output bundle. owner_share + total_minimum_wage are cached at Stage 4 so the + // two Stage-5 sibling systems read them without sequencing on each other (the legacy code + // computed both inline inside pay_employees). + // + // Stage 4 sets owner_share to 0 when there are no owner pops OR when revenue is too low + // (revenue <= total_minimum_wage) — the latter forces Stage 5b into the proportional- + // distribution branch and Stage 5a into the no-op branch. + struct ProvinceRgoResult { + fixed_point_t output_quantity_yesterday {}; + fixed_point_t revenue_yesterday {}; + fixed_point_t unsold_quantity_yesterday {}; // written-but-unused legacy placeholder + fixed_point_t owner_share {}; + fixed_point_t total_minimum_wage {}; + }; + + struct ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome { + fixed_point_t total_owner_income {}; + }; + + struct ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome { + std::vector incomes; // parallel-indexed against ProvinceRgoHired::employees + fixed_point_t total_employee_income {}; + }; + + // Static-for-fixture-lifetime topological info. Pre-attached at construction; never + // mutated by the tick path. + struct ProvinceLocation { + EntityID state_id {}; + EntityID owner_country_id {}; // invalid → no owner (RGO early-outs) + uint32_t country_to_report_economy_idx = INVALID_IDX; + }; + + struct ProvincePopList { + std::vector pop_ids; + }; + + // Province-scope modifier sums (would come from the modifier cache + country/local + // modifier merge in the legacy code). Pre-baked once at fixture setup. + struct ProvinceRgoModifiers { + fixed_point_t rgo_output_tech {}; + fixed_point_t rgo_output_country {}; + fixed_point_t rgo_throughput_tech {}; + fixed_point_t rgo_throughput_country {}; + fixed_point_t local_rgo_output {}; + fixed_point_t local_rgo_throughput {}; + }; + + struct ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers { + fixed_point_t farm_throughput_and_output {}; + fixed_point_t farm_output_global {}; + fixed_point_t farm_output_local {}; + fixed_point_t farm_size_global {}; + fixed_point_t farm_size_local {}; + fixed_point_t mine_throughput_and_output {}; + fixed_point_t mine_output_global {}; + fixed_point_t mine_output_local {}; + fixed_point_t mine_size_global {}; + fixed_point_t mine_size_local {}; + }; + + struct ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers { + fixed_point_t rgo_goods_throughput {}; + fixed_point_t rgo_goods_output {}; + fixed_point_t rgo_size {}; + }; + + // ============================================================================ + // Pop components + // ============================================================================ + + struct PopCore { + pop_type_idx_t pop_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + pop_size_t size = 0; + }; + + struct PopLocation { + EntityID province_id {}; + EntityID state_id {}; + }; + + // Each pop type writes income through exactly one of {worker, owner} — sibling components + // so Stage 6's two systems can write them truly in parallel. + struct PopWorkerIncome { + fixed_point_t rgo_worker_income_today {}; + }; + + struct PopOwnerIncome { + fixed_point_t rgo_owner_income_today {}; + }; + + struct PopIncomeTotals { + fixed_point_t total_income_today {}; + fixed_point_t cash {}; + }; + + // ============================================================================ + // State components + // ============================================================================ + + struct StateProvinceList { + std::vector province_ids; + }; + + // Owner-pop lookup, indexed by pop_type_idx → list of pop EntityIDs of that type in this + // state. total_population is the state-wide pop-size sum (used to scale the legacy + // owner-job contribution to multipliers in produce()). + struct StateOwnerPopList { + std::vector> pops_by_type; // indexed by pop_type_idx + pop_sum_t total_population = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoConfig, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoConfig") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoCacheTotals, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoCacheTotals") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoHired, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoHired") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoSellOrder, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoSellOrder") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoResult, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoResult") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceLocation, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceLocation") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvincePopList, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvincePopList") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoModifiers, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoModifiers") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopCore, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopCore") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopLocation, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopLocation") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopWorkerIncome, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopWorkerIncome") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopOwnerIncome, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopOwnerIncome") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopIncomeTotals, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::PopIncomeTotals") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::StateProvinceList, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::StateProvinceList") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::StateOwnerPopList, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::StateOwnerPopList") diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RegisterAllSystems.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RegisterAllSystems.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6162d903d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RegisterAllSystems.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +#pragma once + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/AggregatePopIncomeSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyEmployeeIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/ApplyOwnerIncomeToPopsSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Registers every RGO system in pipeline order. Tests call this once after setting up + // singletons + entities. Registration order matches the stage order for documentation + // purposes — the actual stage placement is driven by `declared_run_after` on each system. + inline void register_all_rgo_systems(ecs::World& world) { + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..639ca6795 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.hpp" + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceRgoHired const& hired, + ProvinceRgoResult const& result, + ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome& out + ) { + (void) ctx; + + // Resize incomes to match the hire list (worst-case capacity already reserved at + // fixture build, so this is a count change, not a reallocation). + out.incomes.assign(hired.employees.size(), fixed_point_t::_0); + out.total_employee_income = fixed_point_t::_0; + + if (cfg.production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) { + return; + } + if (hired.employees.empty()) { + return; + } + if (result.revenue_yesterday <= fixed_point_t::_0) { + return; + } + + fixed_point_t const total_min_wage = result.total_minimum_wage; + fixed_point_t const revenue = result.revenue_yesterday; + + if (revenue <= total_min_wage) { + // Insufficient revenue — distribute proportionally to minimum wages. owner_share + // is guaranteed 0 by Stage 4 in this branch. + if (total_min_wage <= fixed_point_t::_0) { + return; + } + detail::distribute_insufficient_revenue_proportional( + hired.employees, revenue, total_min_wage, out.incomes + ); + } else { + if (hired.total_paid_employees == 0) { + // Slaves-only: legacy quirk — revenue is silently lost. + return; + } + fixed_point_t const revenue_left = + revenue * (fixed_point_t::_1 - result.owner_share); + detail::distribute_employee_incomes_min_wage_pinning( + hired.employees, + revenue_left, + total_min_wage, + hired.total_paid_employees, + out.incomes + ); + } + + // Sum non-slave incomes for the aggregate (legacy total_employee_income_cache). + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < hired.employees.size(); ++i) { + if (hired.employees[i].is_slave) { + continue; + } + if (out.incomes[i] > fixed_point_t::_0) { + out.total_employee_income += out.incomes[i]; + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..877395426 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 5b — distributes the worker-side revenue among the hired employees. + // + // Writes: ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome.{incomes[], total_employee_income} + // Reads: ProvinceRgoConfig, ProvinceRgoHired, ProvinceRgoResult + // run_after: RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem + // + // Three branches reproducing the legacy pay_employees worker behaviour: + // - revenue <= total_minimum_wage → proportional distribution by min_wage + // - total_paid_employees == 0 → slaves only, revenue is silently lost + // - otherwise → min-wage-pinning algorithm (clean rewrite) + // + // "Sufficient" revenue uses revenue_left = revenue_yesterday * (1 - owner_share). Stage 4 + // guarantees that owner_share is 0 in the insufficient-revenue branch so this division is + // safe (revenue_yesterday > 0 by an earlier check). + struct RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceRgoHired const& hired, + ProvinceRgoResult const& result, + ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome& out + ); + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { ecs::system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d472bcd13 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.hpp" + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/Math.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvinceRgoResult const& result, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome& out + ) { + out.total_owner_income = fixed_point_t::_0; + + if (cfg.production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) { + return; + } + if (result.owner_share <= fixed_point_t::_0 || totals.total_owner_count_in_state <= 0) { + return; + } + + RgoProductionTypeRegistry const* registry = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (registry == nullptr || cfg.production_type_idx >= registry->production_types.size()) { + return; + } + ProductionTypeDef const& pt = registry->production_types[cfg.production_type_idx]; + if (!pt.owner.has_value()) { + return; + } + StateOwnerPopList const* sop = ctx.world.get_component(loc.state_id); + if (sop == nullptr) { + return; + } + pop_type_idx_t const owner_type_idx = pt.owner->pop_type_idx; + if (owner_type_idx >= sop->pops_by_type.size()) { + return; + } + + // Per-pop owner income = revenue * owner_share * pop.size / total_owner_count, then + // epsilon-floored — matches legacy pay_employees owner branch. + fixed_point_t const owner_pool = result.revenue_yesterday * result.owner_share; + for (ecs::EntityID owner_pop_id : sop->pops_by_type[owner_type_idx]) { + PopCore const* pc = ctx.world.get_component(owner_pop_id); + if (pc == nullptr) { + continue; + } + fixed_point_t const pop_income = std::max( + fp::mul_div( + owner_pool, + static_cast(pc->size), + totals.total_owner_count_in_state + ), + fixed_point_t::epsilon + ); + out.total_owner_income += pop_income; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..08fcfa6e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 5a — sums the province's owner-income contribution (the per-state owner-pop + // total). Runs in parallel with Stage 5b — both read ProvinceRgoResult (which carries + // owner_share) and write disjoint output components. + // + // Writes: ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome.total_owner_income + // Reads: ProvinceRgoConfig, ProvinceLocation, ProvinceRgoResult, ProvinceRgoCacheTotals + // Extra: StateOwnerPopList, PopCore + // run_after: RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem + struct RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvinceRgoResult const& result, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome& out + ); + + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { + return { + ecs::component_type_id_of(), + ecs::component_type_id_of() + }; + } + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { ecs::system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoComputeOwnerIncomeSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4e39fa615 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.hpp" + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvincePopList const& pop_list, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals& totals + ) { + // Inactive RGO: zero everything, mirroring the legacy "production_type_nullable == nullptr" + // early-out in rgo_tick. Downstream stages also early-out on this condition; resetting + // here keeps the cached totals visible to UI / inspection from being stale. + totals.total_worker_count_in_province = 0; + totals.total_owner_count_in_state = 0; + if (cfg.production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) { + return; + } + + RgoProductionTypeRegistry const* registry = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (registry == nullptr || cfg.production_type_idx >= registry->production_types.size()) { + return; + } + ProductionTypeDef const& pt = registry->production_types[cfg.production_type_idx]; + + // Worker total — sum sizes of pops whose pop_type_idx matches one of the production + // type's job pop_types. Walk PopCore through ProvincePopList::pop_ids (the static-for- + // fixture-lifetime pop list). + for (ecs::EntityID pop_id : pop_list.pop_ids) { + PopCore const* pc = ctx.world.get_component(pop_id); + if (pc == nullptr) { + continue; + } + for (Job const& job : pt.jobs) { + if (pc->pop_type_idx == job.pop_type_idx) { + totals.total_worker_count_in_province += static_cast(pc->size); + break; + } + } + } + + // Owner total — only if the production type has an owner job. Reads the state's owner- + // pop list via StateOwnerPopList; the legacy looks this up through + // state->get_population_by_type(owner_pop_type). + if (pt.owner.has_value()) { + pop_type_idx_t const owner_type_idx = pt.owner->pop_type_idx; + StateOwnerPopList const* sop = ctx.world.get_component(loc.state_id); + if (sop != nullptr && owner_type_idx < sop->pops_by_type.size()) { + for (ecs::EntityID owner_pop_id : sop->pops_by_type[owner_type_idx]) { + PopCore const* pc = ctx.world.get_component(owner_pop_id); + if (pc != nullptr) { + totals.total_owner_count_in_state += static_cast(pc->size); + } + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..844814260 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 1 — recomputes per-province population totals required by every downstream stage. + // + // Writes: ProvinceRgoCacheTotals.{total_worker_count_in_province, total_owner_count_in_state} + // Reads: ProvinceRgoConfig, ProvinceLocation, ProvincePopList + // Extra: PopCore, StateOwnerPopList (cross-archetype) + // + // total_worker_count = sum of pop sizes whose pop_type_idx matches one of the production + // type's job pop types (NOT equivalents, mirroring the legacy `not counting equivalents` + // comment). + // total_owner_count = state-wide pop-size sum for the production type's owner pop type, if + // any. + struct RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvincePopList const& pop_list, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals& totals + ); + + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { + return { + ecs::component_type_id_of(), + ecs::component_type_id_of() + }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..dd55890d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.hpp" + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/Math.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void RgoHireSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvincePopList const& pop_list, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoHired& hired + ) { + (void) loc; + + // Reset the per-tick state. `.clear()` keeps capacity — the constructor reserves + // worst-case (one Employee per pop in the province). + hired.employees.clear(); + for (pop_size_t& v : hired.employee_count_per_type) { + v = 0; + } + hired.total_employees = 0; + hired.total_paid_employees = 0; + + if (cfg.production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) { + return; + } + if (hired.max_employee_count <= 0) { + return; + } + if (totals.total_worker_count_in_province <= 0) { + return; + } + + RgoProductionTypeRegistry const* registry = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (registry == nullptr || cfg.production_type_idx >= registry->production_types.size()) { + return; + } + ProductionTypeDef const& pt = registry->production_types[cfg.production_type_idx]; + + pop_sum_t const available_worker_count = totals.total_worker_count_in_province; + fixed_point_t const proportion_to_hire = + (static_cast(hired.max_employee_count) >= available_worker_count) + ? fixed_point_t::_1 + : fp::from_fraction( + static_cast(hired.max_employee_count), + static_cast(available_worker_count) + ); + + for (ecs::EntityID pop_id : pop_list.pop_ids) { + PopCore const* pc = ctx.world.get_component(pop_id); + if (pc == nullptr) { + continue; + } + for (Job const& job : pt.jobs) { + if (pc->pop_type_idx != job.pop_type_idx) { + continue; + } + pop_size_t const pop_size_to_hire = + (proportion_to_hire * fixed_point_t { pc->size }).floor(); + if (pop_size_to_hire <= 0) { + break; + } + if (pc->pop_type_idx < hired.employee_count_per_type.size()) { + hired.employee_count_per_type[pc->pop_type_idx] += pop_size_to_hire; + } + + Employee e; + e.pop_id = pop_id; + e.pop_type_idx = pc->pop_type_idx; + e.hired_size = pop_size_to_hire; + e.is_slave = job.is_slave; + e.minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t::_0; // filled in by Stage 4 + hired.employees.push_back(e); + + hired.total_employees += pop_size_to_hire; + if (!job.is_slave) { + hired.total_paid_employees += pop_size_to_hire; + } + break; + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..17b9f85ec --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 2 — recomputes the per-province hire decision list. + // + // Writes: ProvinceRgoHired.{employees, employee_count_per_type, total_employees, + // total_paid_employees} + // Reads: ProvinceRgoConfig, ProvinceLocation, ProvincePopList, ProvinceRgoCacheTotals + // Extra: PopCore (cross-archetype) + // run_after: RgoComputePopulationTotalsSystem + // + // Mirrors the legacy `ResourceGatheringOperation::hire` placeholder logic exactly: + // hire-everyone vs proportional hiring based on max_employee_count vs available workers. + // max_employee_count itself is set once at fixture build (mirroring the legacy + // `initialise_rgo_size_multiplier`). + struct RgoHireSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvincePopList const& pop_list, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoHired& hired + ); + + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { + return { ecs::component_type_id_of() }; + } + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { ecs::system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoHireSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ee7ea6927 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,323 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/Math.hpp" + +// Pure math kernels for the RGO pipeline — header-only, no World dependency, no state. Every +// function takes raw input by value or reference and returns a value: trivially unit-testable +// outside any ECS context, and freely shareable between Stage-3 / Stage-4 / Stage-5 / etc. +// systems via the OpenVic::ecs_rgo::detail namespace. + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo::detail { + + // Classifies a production type into the four Vic2 farm/mine buckets using the same logic + // as ProductionType::get_is_farm_for_tech / _for_non_tech / get_is_mine_for_tech / + // get_is_mine_for_non_tech. With `use_simple_farm_mine_logic`, the `is_farm` / `is_mine` + // flags are taken at face value; otherwise the Vic2 quirk applies (a production type is + // "farm for tech" only if not also mine, and "mine for non-tech" only if not also farm). + struct FarmMineClassification { + bool is_farm_for_tech = false; + bool is_farm_for_non_tech = false; + bool is_mine_for_tech = false; + bool is_mine_for_non_tech = false; + }; + + inline FarmMineClassification resolve_farm_mine_classification( + ProductionTypeDef const& pt, + RgoGameRules const& rules + ) { + FarmMineClassification c; + if (rules.use_simple_farm_mine_logic) { + c.is_farm_for_tech = pt.is_farm; + c.is_farm_for_non_tech = pt.is_farm; + c.is_mine_for_tech = pt.is_mine; + c.is_mine_for_non_tech = pt.is_mine; + } else { + c.is_farm_for_tech = pt.is_farm && !pt.is_mine; + c.is_farm_for_non_tech = pt.is_farm; + c.is_mine_for_tech = pt.is_mine; + c.is_mine_for_non_tech = pt.is_mine && !pt.is_farm; + } + return c; + } + + // Mirrors ResourceGatheringOperation::calculate_size_modifier. Starts at 1, accumulates + // farm/mine size modifiers based on the resolved classification, then the per-good + // rgo_size. Clamped at 0 — never negative. + inline fixed_point_t calculate_size_modifier( + ProductionTypeDef const& pt, + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers const& fm, + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers const& gm, + RgoGameRules const& rules + ) { + FarmMineClassification const cls = resolve_farm_mine_classification(pt, rules); + fixed_point_t result = fixed_point_t::_1; + if (cls.is_farm_for_tech) { + result += fm.farm_size_global; + } + if (cls.is_farm_for_non_tech) { + result += fm.farm_size_local; + } + if (cls.is_mine_for_tech) { + result += fm.mine_size_global; + } + if (cls.is_mine_for_non_tech) { + result += fm.mine_size_local; + } + result += gm.rgo_size; + return result > fixed_point_t::_0 ? result : fixed_point_t::_0; + } + + // Mirrors the legacy size-multiplier formula (the "tiered by 1.5" rounding): + // floor( ceil(workers / base_workforce_size / size_modifier) * 1.5 ) + // Returns 0 if size_modifier == 0. + inline fixed_point_t calculate_size_multiplier_from_workforce( + pop_sum_t total_workers, + pop_size_t base_workforce_size, + fixed_point_t size_modifier + ) { + if (size_modifier == fixed_point_t::_0) { + return fixed_point_t::_0; + } + // fp::from_fraction handles the integer→fixed_point widening exactly as the legacy. The + // int64_t overload is selected by argument types — pop_sum_t is int64_t which exceeds + // the integral_max_size_4 constraint on the templated overload. + fixed_point_t const worker_fraction = + fp::from_fraction( + static_cast(total_workers), static_cast(base_workforce_size) + ) / size_modifier; + return (worker_fraction.ceil() * fixed_point_t::_1_50).floor(); + } + + // max_employee_count = floor(size_modifier * size_multiplier * base_workforce_size). + // Matches initialise_rgo_size_multiplier's final line (note the .floor()). + inline pop_size_t calculate_max_employee_count( + fixed_point_t size_modifier, + fixed_point_t size_multiplier, + pop_size_t base_workforce_size + ) { + fixed_point_t const product = + size_modifier * size_multiplier * fixed_point_t { base_workforce_size }; + return product.floor(); + } + + // Composes the throughput multiplier exactly as the legacy produce() does: starts at 1, + // adds the owner-job throughput contribution (if any), the rgo_throughput_tech / + // _country / local_rgo_throughput, the farm/mine throughput-and-output multipliers, and + // the per-good rgo_goods_throughput. Caller supplies the owner-job piece already-scaled. + inline fixed_point_t compose_throughput_multiplier( + FarmMineClassification const& cls, + ProvinceRgoModifiers const& mods, + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers const& fm, + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers const& gm, + fixed_point_t owner_job_throughput_contribution + ) { + fixed_point_t result = fixed_point_t::_1; + result += owner_job_throughput_contribution; + result += mods.rgo_throughput_tech; + result += mods.rgo_throughput_country; + result += mods.local_rgo_throughput; + if (cls.is_farm_for_tech) { + result += fm.farm_throughput_and_output; + } + if (cls.is_mine_for_tech) { + result += fm.mine_throughput_and_output; + } + result += gm.rgo_goods_throughput; + return result; + } + + // Composes the output multiplier exactly as the legacy produce() does. Note that the + // farm/mine non-tech contributions appear ONLY in the output multiplier (not throughput) — + // that asymmetry is preserved here. + inline fixed_point_t compose_output_multiplier( + FarmMineClassification const& cls, + ProvinceRgoModifiers const& mods, + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers const& fm, + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers const& gm, + fixed_point_t owner_job_output_contribution + ) { + fixed_point_t result = fixed_point_t::_1; + result += owner_job_output_contribution; + result += mods.rgo_output_tech; + result += mods.rgo_output_country; + result += mods.local_rgo_output; + if (cls.is_farm_for_tech) { + result += fm.farm_throughput_and_output; + } + if (cls.is_farm_for_non_tech) { + result += fm.farm_output_global; + result += fm.farm_output_local; + } + if (cls.is_mine_for_tech) { + result += fm.mine_throughput_and_output; + } + if (cls.is_mine_for_non_tech) { + result += fm.mine_output_global; + result += fm.mine_output_local; + } + result += gm.rgo_goods_output; + return result; + } + + // One step of the legacy per-employee-type fold (per-Job loop body): + // fraction = employees_of_type / max_employee_count + // effect = (effect_multiplier != 1 && fraction > amount) + // ? effect_multiplier * amount // Vic2 capped-share special case + // : effect_multiplier * fraction + // Sign-preserved. + inline fixed_point_t compute_job_effect( + fixed_point_t effect_multiplier, + fixed_point_t amount, + pop_size_t employees_of_type, + pop_size_t max_employee_count + ) { + if (max_employee_count <= 0) { + return fixed_point_t::_0; + } + fixed_point_t const fraction = + fp::from_fraction(employees_of_type, max_employee_count); + if (effect_multiplier != fixed_point_t::_1 && fraction > amount) { + return effect_multiplier * amount; + } + return fp::mul_div(effect_multiplier, employees_of_type, max_employee_count); + } + + // Walks every Job in `pt` and folds the employees-of-type contribution into the + // per-effect-type accumulators. throughput_from_workers starts at 0, output_from_workers + // at 1 — same initial values as the legacy code. + struct WorkersContribution { + fixed_point_t throughput_from_workers = fixed_point_t::_0; + fixed_point_t output_from_workers = fixed_point_t::_1; + }; + + inline WorkersContribution compute_throughput_and_output_from_workers( + ProductionTypeDef const& pt, + std::span employee_count_per_type, + pop_size_t max_employee_count + ) { + WorkersContribution w; + for (Job const& job : pt.jobs) { + if (job.pop_type_idx == INVALID_IDX + || job.pop_type_idx >= employee_count_per_type.size()) { + continue; + } + pop_size_t const employees_of_type = employee_count_per_type[job.pop_type_idx]; + if (employees_of_type <= 0) { + continue; + } + fixed_point_t const effect = compute_job_effect( + job.effect_multiplier, job.amount, employees_of_type, max_employee_count + ); + switch (job.effect_type) { + case JobEffectType::Output: + w.output_from_workers += effect; + break; + case JobEffectType::Throughput: + w.throughput_from_workers += effect; + break; + case JobEffectType::Input: + // Legacy quirk: INPUT effect type logs an error and is ignored in produce. + break; + } + } + return w; + } + + // Vic2 owner-share clamp: min(2 * owner_count / worker_count, min(0.5, 1 - min_wage / revenue)). + // Caller checks total_owner_count > 0 before calling. revenue_left must be > 0. + inline fixed_point_t compute_owner_share( + pop_sum_t total_owner_count, + pop_sum_t total_worker_count, + fixed_point_t revenue_left, + fixed_point_t total_minimum_wage + ) { + fixed_point_t const upper_limit = std::min( + fixed_point_t::_0_50, + fixed_point_t::_1 - total_minimum_wage / revenue_left + ); + fixed_point_t const desired = fp::from_fraction( + static_cast(static_cast(2) * total_owner_count), + static_cast(total_worker_count) + ); + return std::min(desired, upper_limit); + } + + // Insufficient-revenue branch: distribute the available revenue proportionally to each + // employee's cached minimum wage. Output is stored into out_incomes (already sized to + // employees.size() by the caller). + inline void distribute_insufficient_revenue_proportional( + std::span employees, + fixed_point_t revenue, + fixed_point_t total_minimum_wage, + std::span out_incomes + ) { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < employees.size(); ++i) { + Employee const& e = employees[i]; + fixed_point_t const proportional = fp::mul_div( + revenue, e.minimum_wage_cached, total_minimum_wage + ); + out_incomes[i] = std::max(proportional, fixed_point_t::epsilon); + } + } + + // Sufficient-revenue worker branch: the legacy min-wage-pinning algorithm rewritten as a + // clean while(changed) loop instead of the `i = -1; continue` trick. + // + // Per iteration: compute every unpinned non-slave employee's proposed income; if any falls + // below their minimum wage, pin all such employees to their minimum (deducting both their + // minimum-wage sum from revenue_left and their headcount from paid_employee_count), then + // restart. Terminates because each pin strictly reduces paid_employee_count. + inline void distribute_employee_incomes_min_wage_pinning( + std::span employees, + fixed_point_t revenue_left, + fixed_point_t total_minimum_wage, + pop_size_t paid_employee_count, + std::span out_incomes + ) { + (void) total_minimum_wage; + + std::vector pinned(employees.size(), false); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < employees.size(); ++i) { + out_incomes[i] = fixed_point_t::_0; + } + + bool changed = true; + while (changed) { + changed = false; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < employees.size(); ++i) { + Employee const& e = employees[i]; + if (e.is_slave) { + continue; + } + if (pinned[i]) { + continue; + } + if (paid_employee_count <= 0) { + break; + } + fixed_point_t const proposed = std::max( + fp::mul_div(revenue_left, e.hired_size, paid_employee_count), + fixed_point_t::epsilon + ); + if (proposed < e.minimum_wage_cached) { + out_incomes[i] = e.minimum_wage_cached; + pinned[i] = true; + revenue_left -= e.minimum_wage_cached; + paid_employee_count -= e.hired_size; + changed = true; + } else { + out_incomes[i] = proposed; + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..13bd854c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.hpp" + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/Math.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + void RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceRgoHired const& hired, + ProvinceRgoModifiers const& mods, + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers const& fm, + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers const& gm, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoResult& result, + ProvinceRgoSellOrder& order + ) { + // Always start by zeroing the output channel so that a subsequent early-out doesn't + // leak last tick's value (mirrors `output_quantity_yesterday = 0` in the legacy early-out). + result.output_quantity_yesterday = fixed_point_t::_0; + order.has_request = false; + order.quantity_requested = fixed_point_t::_0; + order.good_idx = INVALID_IDX; + + if (cfg.production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) { + return; + } + // Legacy: rgo_tick zeros revenue + output and returns if owner country is null. + if (loc.owner_country_id == ecs::EntityID {}) { + return; + } + + RgoProductionTypeRegistry const* registry = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + RgoGameRules const* rules = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (registry == nullptr || rules == nullptr + || cfg.production_type_idx >= registry->production_types.size()) { + return; + } + ProductionTypeDef const& pt = registry->production_types[cfg.production_type_idx]; + + fixed_point_t const size_modifier = detail::calculate_size_modifier(pt, fm, gm, *rules); + if (size_modifier == fixed_point_t::_0) { + return; + } + if (hired.max_employee_count <= 0) { + return; + } + + // Owner-job contribution to the multipliers — scaled by total_owner_count_in_state / + // state_total_population (legacy fp::mul_div). + fixed_point_t owner_throughput_contribution = fixed_point_t::_0; + fixed_point_t owner_output_contribution = fixed_point_t::_0; + if (pt.owner.has_value() && totals.total_owner_count_in_state > 0) { + StateOwnerPopList const* sop = ctx.world.get_component(loc.state_id); + if (sop != nullptr && sop->total_population > 0) { + switch (pt.owner->effect_type) { + case JobEffectType::Output: + owner_output_contribution = fp::mul_div( + pt.owner->effect_multiplier, + totals.total_owner_count_in_state, + sop->total_population + ); + break; + case JobEffectType::Throughput: + owner_throughput_contribution = fp::mul_div( + pt.owner->effect_multiplier, + totals.total_owner_count_in_state, + sop->total_population + ); + break; + case JobEffectType::Input: + // Legacy quirk: INPUT effect on the owner job is logged-and-ignored. + break; + } + } + } + + detail::FarmMineClassification const cls = detail::resolve_farm_mine_classification(pt, *rules); + fixed_point_t const throughput_multiplier = detail::compose_throughput_multiplier( + cls, mods, fm, gm, owner_throughput_contribution + ); + fixed_point_t const output_multiplier = detail::compose_output_multiplier( + cls, mods, fm, gm, owner_output_contribution + ); + + detail::WorkersContribution const wc = detail::compute_throughput_and_output_from_workers( + pt, hired.employee_count_per_type, hired.max_employee_count + ); + + // Final output — same product as legacy produce(). + fixed_point_t const output = + pt.base_output_quantity + * size_modifier * cfg.size_multiplier + * throughput_multiplier * wc.throughput_from_workers + * output_multiplier * wc.output_from_workers; + + result.output_quantity_yesterday = output; + if (output > fixed_point_t::_0) { + order.good_idx = pt.output_good_idx; + order.quantity_requested = output; + order.has_request = true; + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1a7d43005 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoHireSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 3 — runs produce() then places a sell order. + // + // Writes: ProvinceRgoResult.output_quantity_yesterday, ProvinceRgoSellOrder + // Reads: ProvinceRgoConfig, ProvinceRgoHired, ProvinceRgoModifiers, + // ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers, ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers, ProvinceLocation, + // ProvinceRgoCacheTotals + // Extra: StateOwnerPopList (cross-archetype — for state_population) + // run_after: RgoHireSystem + // + // Recomputes size_modifier (the legacy `calculate_size_modifier`) each tick — same as the + // legacy produce() does — then composes throughput / output multipliers and folds in the + // per-pop-type employee contribution. + struct RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem : ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceRgoHired const& hired, + ProvinceRgoModifiers const& mods, + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers const& fm, + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers const& gm, + ProvinceLocation const& loc, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoResult& result, + ProvinceRgoSellOrder& order + ); + + static constexpr std::array extra_reads() { + return { ecs::component_type_id_of() }; + } + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { ecs::system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.cpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7f7f765b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp" + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Computes per-pop minimum-wage baseline. The legacy reaches into + // `country.calculate_minimum_wage_base(pop.type)` — we stub it via a flat per-pop-type + // table on the production-type registry for the reference implementation. Since the + // reference impl doesn't carry a CountryInstance, this returns a fixed multiplier of the + // hired_size: minimum_wage = (hired_size / Pop::size_denominator) * MIN_WAGE_BASE. + // + // MIN_WAGE_BASE is a per-pop-type constant supplied via the singleton-registered job + // effect_multiplier on the owner job entry is a stretch — kept as a hardcoded fp constant + // here so the math test can drive it explicitly. + static fixed_point_t compute_employee_minimum_wage(Employee const& e) { + // hired_size is already a count; the legacy `pop.size / size_denominator` is the + // fraction-of-1 representation of the pop's size. For the reference impl we treat + // hired_size directly as a fixed-point fraction by dividing by a fixed denominator + // matching the legacy Pop::SIZE_DENOMINATOR (1000) — the absolute value isn't what + // the test asserts; the test asserts the consistency of the distribution. + static constexpr int32_t SIZE_DENOMINATOR = 1000; + static constexpr int32_t MIN_WAGE_BASE_RAW = fixed_point_t::ONE / 10; // 0.1 per "unit pop" + fixed_point_t const minimum_wage = fp::mul_div( + fixed_point_t::parse_raw(static_cast(MIN_WAGE_BASE_RAW)), + static_cast(e.hired_size), + SIZE_DENOMINATOR + ); + return minimum_wage; + } + + void RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem::tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoHired& hired, + ProvinceRgoSellOrder& order, + ProvinceRgoResult& result + ) { + // Reset the channels Stage 5+ will read. revenue_yesterday is zeroed even on the + // no-request path so a stale value never bleeds through. + result.revenue_yesterday = fixed_point_t::_0; + result.owner_share = fixed_point_t::_0; + result.total_minimum_wage = fixed_point_t::_0; + + if (cfg.production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) { + return; + } + + // Stub for `market_instance.place_market_sell_order` — money_gained = unit_price * qty. + if (order.has_request) { + RgoMarketPriceTable const* prices = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (prices != nullptr && order.good_idx < prices->unit_price.size()) { + result.revenue_yesterday = prices->unit_price[order.good_idx] * order.quantity_requested; + } + } + order.has_request = false; + + fixed_point_t const revenue = result.revenue_yesterday; + if (revenue <= fixed_point_t::_0 || totals.total_worker_count_in_province <= 0) { + return; + } + + // Per-employee minimum-wage caching. Mirrors employee.update_minimum_wage(country). + fixed_point_t total_min_wage = fixed_point_t::_0; + for (Employee& e : hired.employees) { + e.minimum_wage_cached = compute_employee_minimum_wage(e); + total_min_wage += e.minimum_wage_cached; + } + result.total_minimum_wage = total_min_wage; + + // owner_share is non-zero only when there ARE owner pops AND revenue is sufficient + // (revenue > total_min_wage). Otherwise Stage 5b takes the proportional branch. + if (totals.total_owner_count_in_state > 0 && revenue > total_min_wage) { + result.owner_share = detail::compute_owner_share( + totals.total_owner_count_in_state, + totals.total_worker_count_in_province, + revenue, + total_min_wage + ); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..292d86369 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +#pragma once + +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem.hpp" + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Stage 4 — resolves the sell order against the market (stub) and caches owner_share + + // total_minimum_wage on ProvinceRgoResult. + // + // Writes: ProvinceRgoResult.{revenue_yesterday, owner_share, total_minimum_wage} + // ProvinceRgoSellOrder.has_request → false + // ProvinceRgoHired (each Employee's minimum_wage_cached field) + // Reads: ProvinceRgoConfig, ProvinceRgoCacheTotals + // run_after: RgoProduceAndPlaceOrderSystem + // + // owner_share clamp from RgoMath::compute_owner_share. Set to 0 when there are no owner + // pops or when revenue is insufficient (revenue <= total_minimum_wage) — the latter is + // signalled to Stage 5b which then picks the proportional-distribution branch. + struct RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem : + ecs::SystemThreaded { + void tick( + ecs::TickContext const& ctx, + ProvinceRgoConfig const& cfg, + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const& totals, + ProvinceRgoHired& hired, + ProvinceRgoSellOrder& order, + ProvinceRgoResult& result + ); + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { ecs::system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoResolveSellOrderAndOwnerShareSystem) diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..64a1452f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +// World singletons used by the parallel-reference RGO. Singletons are the right home for +// global simulation state that doesn't belong on a particular entity (see ECS.md / World.hpp's +// "set_singleton" doc): registries, market price tables, defines. + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + + // Mirrors the legacy ProductionType — flat POD, no inheritance, no manager. Owned by the + // RgoProductionTypeRegistry singleton; indexed by production_type_idx_t. + struct ProductionTypeDef { + TemplateType template_type = TemplateType::Rgo; + std::optional owner; + std::vector jobs; + good_idx_t output_good_idx = INVALID_IDX; + pop_size_t base_workforce_size = 0; + fixed_point_t base_output_quantity {}; + bool is_farm = false; + bool is_mine = false; + }; + + // Lookup table for ProductionTypeDef by production_type_idx. Stored in a singleton so any + // system can dereference an index without going through a manager — see ECS.md's + // "no thin wrappers around World" rule. + struct RgoProductionTypeRegistry { + std::vector production_types; + }; + + // Stub of the legacy MarketInstance::place_market_sell_order callback path. Every good_idx + // has a fixed unit price for the fixture; Stage-4's resolver uses + // `money_gained = unit_price[good_idx] * quantity_sold`. + struct RgoMarketPriceTable { + std::vector unit_price; // indexed by good_idx_t + }; + + // Parsed-but-unused vanilla defines. Included so the singleton surface mirrors the legacy + // parser surface — data is reachable from a System but no current code path reads it. + struct RgoEconomyDefines { + fixed_point_t supply_demand_factor_hire_hi {}; + fixed_point_t supply_demand_factor_hire_lo {}; + fixed_point_t supply_demand_factor_fire {}; + }; + + // GameRulesManager equivalent — toggles the farm-vs-mine classification quirk (see + // resolve_farm_mine_classification in RgoMath.hpp). + struct RgoGameRules { + bool use_simple_farm_mine_logic = false; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoProductionTypeRegistry, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoProductionTypeRegistry") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoMarketPriceTable, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoMarketPriceTable") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoEconomyDefines, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoEconomyDefines") +ECS_COMPONENT(OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoGameRules, "OpenVic::ecs_rgo::RgoGameRules") diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..47a01285b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +// Local typedefs for the ecs_rgo reference implementation. Kept as plain integer aliases +// (rather than reusing the strong-typedef'd pop_size_t / pop_sum_t from the population +// subsystem) so this implementation can compile without dragging in the legacy Pop / PopType +// definitions — the whole point of the parallel reference is to demonstrate the ECS shape on +// flat POD components. +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo { + using pop_size_t = int32_t; + using pop_sum_t = int64_t; + using pop_type_idx_t = uint32_t; + using good_idx_t = uint32_t; + using production_type_idx_t = uint32_t; + + inline constexpr uint32_t INVALID_IDX = std::numeric_limits::max(); + + using ecs::EntityID; + using OpenVic::fixed_point_t; + + // Effect category for a Job — matches the legacy Job::effect_t. INPUT is included so the + // produce() path can match the legacy "log error and ignore" behaviour quirk. + enum class JobEffectType : uint8_t { + Throughput = 0, + Output = 1, + Input = 2 + }; + + // Job classification for a production type — only RGO is exercised by this implementation, + // but FACTORY / ARTISAN are present so set_production_type_nullable's template-type check + // can log-and-proceed exactly like the legacy version. + enum class TemplateType : uint8_t { + Factory = 0, + Rgo = 1, + Artisan = 2 + }; + + struct Job { + pop_type_idx_t pop_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + JobEffectType effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + fixed_point_t effect_multiplier {}; + fixed_point_t amount {}; + bool is_slave = false; + }; + + // One hired chunk of a pop, written into ProvinceRgoHired::employees each tick. + // minimum_wage_cached is filled in pay_employees (now: RgoComputeEmployeeIncomeSystem). + struct Employee { + EntityID pop_id {}; + pop_type_idx_t pop_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + pop_size_t hired_size {}; + bool is_slave = false; + fixed_point_t minimum_wage_cached {}; + }; +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Archetype.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Archetype.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f93921df6 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Archetype.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct Position { + int32_t x; + int32_t y; + }; + struct Velocity { + float dx; + float dy; + }; + struct EmptyTag {}; + struct AnotherTag {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(Position, "test_Archetype::Position") +ECS_COMPONENT(Velocity, "test_Archetype::Velocity") +ECS_COMPONENT(EmptyTag, "test_Archetype::EmptyTag") +ECS_COMPONENT(AnotherTag, "test_Archetype::AnotherTag") + +TEST_CASE("ColumnVTable for non-empty type carries size/align/thunks", "[ecs][Archetype][ColumnVTable]") { + ColumnVTable const& v = column_vtable_for(); + CHECK(v.size == sizeof(Position)); + CHECK(v.align == alignof(Position)); + CHECK(v.move_construct != nullptr); + CHECK(v.destroy != nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("ColumnVTable for empty type has size==0 and align==0", "[ecs][Archetype][ColumnVTable]") { + ColumnVTable const& v = column_vtable_for(); + CHECK(v.size == 0u); + CHECK(v.align == 0u); + CHECK(v.move_construct != nullptr); + CHECK(v.destroy != nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("ColumnVTable instances are stable per type", "[ecs][Archetype][ColumnVTable]") { + ColumnVTable const* v1 = &column_vtable_for(); + ColumnVTable const* v2 = &column_vtable_for(); + CHECK(v1 == v2); +} + +TEST_CASE("Archetype column_index_for finds existing and returns NO_COLUMN_INDEX for missing", "[ecs][Archetype]") { + Archetype arch; + component_type_id_t const pos_id = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const vel_id = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const missing_id = component_type_id_of(); + + std::vector sig = { pos_id, vel_id }; + std::sort(sig.begin(), sig.end()); + arch.signature = sig; + + std::size_t i_pos = arch.column_index_for(pos_id); + std::size_t i_vel = arch.column_index_for(vel_id); + std::size_t i_miss = arch.column_index_for(missing_id); + + CHECK(i_pos != NO_COLUMN_INDEX); + CHECK(i_vel != NO_COLUMN_INDEX); + CHECK(i_miss == NO_COLUMN_INDEX); + CHECK(arch.signature[i_pos] == pos_id); + CHECK(arch.signature[i_vel] == vel_id); +} + +TEST_CASE("Archetype has_component matches column_index_for", "[ecs][Archetype]") { + Archetype arch; + component_type_id_t const pos_id = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const tag_id = component_type_id_of(); + + std::vector sig = { pos_id }; + std::sort(sig.begin(), sig.end()); + arch.signature = sig; + + CHECK(arch.has_component(pos_id)); + CHECK_FALSE(arch.has_component(tag_id)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Archetype matches_all on subset / superset / disjoint", "[ecs][Archetype]") { + Archetype arch; + component_type_id_t const a = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const b = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const c = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const d = component_type_id_of(); + + std::vector sig = { a, b, c }; + std::sort(sig.begin(), sig.end()); + arch.signature = sig; + + auto sorted = [](std::vector v) { + std::sort(v.begin(), v.end()); + return v; + }; + + CHECK(arch.matches_all({})); // empty required + CHECK(arch.matches_all(sorted({ a }))); // subset + CHECK(arch.matches_all(sorted({ a, b }))); // subset + CHECK(arch.matches_all(sorted({ a, b, c }))); // exact + CHECK_FALSE(arch.matches_all(sorted({ a, d }))); // requires missing + CHECK_FALSE(arch.matches_all(sorted({ d }))); // entirely disjoint + CHECK_FALSE(arch.matches_all(sorted({ a, b, c, d }))); // superset of arch +} + +TEST_CASE("Archetype matches_none on disjoint / overlap / empty", "[ecs][Archetype]") { + Archetype arch; + component_type_id_t const a = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const b = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const c = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const d = component_type_id_of(); + + std::vector sig = { a, b }; + std::sort(sig.begin(), sig.end()); + arch.signature = sig; + + auto sorted = [](std::vector v) { + std::sort(v.begin(), v.end()); + return v; + }; + + CHECK(arch.matches_none({})); // empty exclude + CHECK(arch.matches_none(sorted({ c }))); // disjoint + CHECK(arch.matches_none(sorted({ c, d }))); // disjoint + CHECK_FALSE(arch.matches_none(sorted({ a }))); // overlap + CHECK_FALSE(arch.matches_none(sorted({ a, c }))); // partial overlap + CHECK_FALSE(arch.matches_none(sorted({ a, b }))); // full overlap +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/CachedRef.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/CachedRef.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..26fecb38e --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/CachedRef.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,202 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct VA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct VB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct VTag {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(VA, "test_CachedRef::VA") +ECS_COMPONENT(VB, "test_CachedRef::VB") +ECS_COMPONENT(VTag, "test_CachedRef::VTag") + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in returns 0 for dead entity", "[ecs][World][version]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK(world.component_version_in(eid) == 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in returns 0 for missing component", "[ecs][World][version]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + CHECK(world.component_version_in(eid) == 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in returns 0 for invalid EntityID", "[ecs][World][version]") { + World world; + CHECK(world.component_version_in(INVALID_ENTITY_ID) == 0u); + CHECK(world.component_version_in(EntityID { 999, 1 }) == 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in is non-zero immediately after create_entity", "[ecs][World][version]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + CHECK(world.component_version_in(eid) > 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in increases when another entity is created in the same archetype", "[ecs][World][version]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + uint64_t const v0 = world.component_version_in(a); + + world.create_entity(VA { 2 }); + uint64_t const v1 = world.component_version_in(a); + CHECK(v1 > v0); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in increases when an entity is destroyed in the archetype", "[ecs][World][version]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(VA { 2 }); + + uint64_t const v0 = world.component_version_in(a); + world.destroy_entity(b); + uint64_t const v1 = world.component_version_in(a); + CHECK(v1 > v0); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in unchanged across in-place mutations", "[ecs][World][version]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + uint64_t const v0 = world.component_version_in(eid); + + world.get_component(eid)->v = 42; + uint64_t const v1 = world.component_version_in(eid); + CHECK(v0 == v1); // structural mutation is what bumps, not field writes +} + +TEST_CASE("component_version_in tracks tag columns too", "[ecs][World][version][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }, VTag {}); + uint64_t const v0 = world.component_version_in(a); + CHECK(v0 > 0u); + + world.create_entity(VA { 2 }, VTag {}); + uint64_t const v1 = world.component_version_in(a); + CHECK(v1 > v0); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::from caches the component pointer", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 7 }); + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + + CHECK(ref.entity() == eid); + CHECK(ref.is_valid(world)); + + VA* p = ref.get(world); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->v == 7); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::from on dead entity yields invalid ref", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + CHECK_FALSE(ref.is_valid(world)); + CHECK(ref.get(world) == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::get returns same pointer when no structural change", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + + VA* p1 = ref.get(world); + VA* p2 = ref.get(world); + CHECK(p1 != nullptr); + CHECK(p1 == p2); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::get re-resolves after structural change in archetype", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(VA { 2 }); + + auto ref_a = CachedRef::from(world, a); + auto ref_b = CachedRef::from(world, b); + (void) ref_a.get(world); + (void) ref_b.get(world); + + // Destroying `a` swap-pops it. `b` (last row) gets relocated into a's slot. + world.destroy_entity(a); + + // ref_a should now resolve to nullptr. + CHECK_FALSE(ref_a.is_valid(world)); + CHECK(ref_a.get(world) == nullptr); + + // ref_b is still alive but the underlying pointer changed — get() must re-resolve. + VA* fresh_b = ref_b.get(world); + CHECK(fresh_b != nullptr); + CHECK(fresh_b->v == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::is_valid reflects entity liveness", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + CHECK(ref.is_valid(world)); + + world.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(ref.is_valid(world)); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::invalidate resets cache, get re-resolves", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 5 }); + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + CHECK(ref.get(world) != nullptr); + + ref.invalidate(); + CHECK(ref.cached_pointer == nullptr); + CHECK(ref.cached_version == 0u); + + VA* p = ref.get(world); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->v == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef survives entity migration via add_component", "[ecs][CachedRef][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 9 }); + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + CHECK(ref.get(world)->v == 9); + + // Migrate the entity — the VA pointer changes (new column in new archetype). + world.add_component(eid, VB { 0 }); + + VA* fresh = ref.get(world); + CHECK(fresh != nullptr); + CHECK(fresh->v == 9); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::entity returns stored EntityID", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(VA { 1 }); + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + CHECK(ref.entity() == eid); +} + +TEST_CASE("Default-constructed CachedRef is invalid", "[ecs][CachedRef]") { + World world; + CachedRef ref; + CHECK(ref.entity() == INVALID_ENTITY_ID); + CHECK_FALSE(ref.is_valid(world)); + CHECK(ref.get(world) == nullptr); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Chunk.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Chunk.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7a9617a17 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Chunk.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct SmallC { + int v = 0; + }; + struct LargeC { + std::uint8_t bytes[120] {}; + }; + struct AlignC { + alignas(16) double values[2] {}; + }; + struct CTagA {}; + struct CTagB {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(SmallC, "test_Chunk::SmallC") +ECS_COMPONENT(LargeC, "test_Chunk::LargeC") +ECS_COMPONENT(AlignC, "test_Chunk::AlignC") +ECS_COMPONENT(CTagA, "test_Chunk::CTagA") +ECS_COMPONENT(CTagB, "test_Chunk::CTagB") + +namespace { + // Helper to dig into the World and find the archetype an entity lives in. + Archetype* archetype_via_world(World& world, EntityID eid) { + // Round-trip a single read so we know the entity is alive and a row exists, then + // walk the world's archetypes via for_each_chunk. + Archetype* found = nullptr; + // We can't directly access World::archetypes (private). Use for_each_chunk to capture + // the chunk capacity / column array layout for the entity's archetype. + (void) world; + (void) eid; + (void) found; + return nullptr; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Chunk capacity for small single-component archetype is large", "[ecs][Chunk]") { + // We can't read Archetype::chunk_capacity directly through the public World API, but + // we can probe it: insert N rows, run for_each_chunk, and check that the first chunk's + // row count equals chunk_capacity once we exceed it. + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 1024; ++i) { + world.create_entity(SmallC { i }); + } + + std::size_t total_rows = 0; + std::size_t first_chunk_count = 0; + int chunk_index = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + if (chunk_index == 0) { + first_chunk_count = view.count(); + } + total_rows += view.count(); + ++chunk_index; + }); + CHECK(total_rows == 1024u); + // First chunk's capacity for SmallC (sizeof int=4) should be much larger than 1024, + // so 1024 rows fit in a single chunk. + CHECK(first_chunk_count == 1024u); + CHECK(chunk_index == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("Chunk capacity is smaller for large components", "[ecs][Chunk]") { + World world; + // 120-byte component: 16384 / (8 + 120) = 128 rows per chunk approximately. + for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i) { + world.create_entity(LargeC {}); + } + + std::size_t total_rows = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + total_rows += view.count(); + }); + CHECK(total_rows == 100u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Tag-only archetype iterates all entities", "[ecs][Chunk][tag]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 50; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CTagA {}); + } + + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CTagA&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 50); +} + +TEST_CASE("Mixed tag and non-tag archetype packs only non-tag data", "[ecs][Chunk][tag]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 200; ++i) { + world.create_entity(SmallC { i }, CTagA {}, CTagB {}); + } + + int count = 0; + int sum = 0; + world.for_each([&](SmallC& s, CTagA&, CTagB&) { + sum += s.v; + ++count; + }); + CHECK(count == 200); + CHECK(sum == (199 * 200) / 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("Aligned component slabs are properly aligned", "[ecs][Chunk]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(AlignC {}); + AlignC* p = world.get_component(eid); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + auto address = reinterpret_cast(p); + CHECK((address % alignof(AlignC)) == 0u); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/ChunkMigration.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkMigration.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..300f38779 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkMigration.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + // Heavy components that produce small chunk capacity for both src and target archetypes. + struct CMigrA { + std::uint64_t pad[60] {}; + int marker = 0; + }; + struct CMigrB { + std::uint64_t pad[60] {}; + int marker = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(CMigrA, "test_ChunkMigration::CMigrA") +ECS_COMPONENT(CMigrB, "test_ChunkMigration::CMigrB") + +namespace { + std::size_t probe_capacity_for_a_only() { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 4000; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CMigrA {}); + std::size_t chunks = 0; + std::size_t first = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + if (chunks == 0) { + first = view.count(); + } + ++chunks; + }); + if (chunks > 1) { + return first; + } + } + return 0; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component on an entity in a multi-chunk archetype migrates correctly", "[ecs][ChunkMigration]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_capacity_for_a_only(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + std::size_t const total = cap * 2 + 3; + std::vector ids; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < total; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(CMigrA { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + + // Migrate a middle entity (in the second chunk) to {CMigrA, CMigrB}. + EntityID const target = ids[cap + 1]; + world.add_component(target, CMigrB { .marker = 999 }); + + CHECK(world.has_component(target)); + CHECK(world.has_component(target)); + CHECK(world.get_component(target)->marker == static_cast(cap + 1)); + CHECK(world.get_component(target)->marker == 999); + + // Source archetype still has total - 1 entities; target archetype has 1. + int a_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CMigrA&) { ++a_count; }); + CHECK(a_count == static_cast(total)); // both archetypes carry CMigrA + + int b_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CMigrA&, CMigrB&) { ++b_count; }); + CHECK(b_count == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("Migrating many entities into the same target archetype overflows its chunk", "[ecs][ChunkMigration]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_capacity_for_a_only(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + std::vector ids; + std::size_t const total = cap + 10; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < total; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(CMigrA { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + + // Migrate every entity to {CMigrA, CMigrB}. Target archetype's chunks should now hold them. + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.add_component(id, CMigrB { .marker = 0 }); + } + + std::size_t chunk_count = 0; + std::size_t total_rows = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + ++chunk_count; + total_rows += view.count(); + }); + CHECK(total_rows == total); + CHECK(chunk_count >= 2u); + + // Source archetype {CMigrA} should be empty now. + int src_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CMigrA&) { ++src_count; }); + CHECK(src_count == static_cast(total)); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/ChunkOverflow.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkOverflow.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c1f8b13ee --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkOverflow.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,141 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + // Heavy component to force a small chunk capacity and produce multiple chunks for + // a manageable number of entities. With sizeof(Heavy) ~512, chunk_capacity is roughly + // 16384/(8+512) ~ 31 rows per chunk. + struct Heavy { + std::uint64_t pad[64] {}; + int marker = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(Heavy, "test_ChunkOverflow::Heavy") + +namespace { + // Probe chunk_capacity by inserting until a second chunk starts. Returns the row + // count of the first chunk (== chunk_capacity). + std::size_t probe_chunk_capacity() { + World world; + std::size_t cap = 0; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 4000; ++i) { + world.create_entity(Heavy {}); + cap = 0; + std::size_t chunk_idx = 0; + std::size_t first = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + if (chunk_idx == 0) { + first = view.count(); + } + ++chunk_idx; + cap = chunk_idx; + }); + if (cap > 1) { + return first; + } + } + return 0; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Inserting chunk_capacity+1 entities produces two chunks", "[ecs][ChunkOverflow]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_chunk_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < cap + 1; ++i) { + world.create_entity(Heavy { .marker = static_cast(i) }); + } + + std::vector chunk_counts; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + chunk_counts.push_back(view.count()); + }); + REQUIRE(chunk_counts.size() == 2u); + CHECK(chunk_counts[0] == cap); + CHECK(chunk_counts[1] == 1u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Inserting many entities packs across chunks; for_each visits all", "[ecs][ChunkOverflow]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_chunk_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + std::size_t const total = cap * 3 + 5; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < total; ++i) { + world.create_entity(Heavy { .marker = static_cast(i) }); + } + + int count = 0; + std::int64_t sum_markers = 0; + world.for_each([&](Heavy& h) { + ++count; + sum_markers += h.marker; + }); + CHECK(count == static_cast(total)); + std::int64_t expected = static_cast(total) * (static_cast(total) - 1) / 2; + CHECK(sum_markers == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE("destroy_entity in the first chunk relocates last entity from last chunk", "[ecs][ChunkOverflow]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_chunk_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + std::size_t const total = cap + 5; + std::vector ids; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < total; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(Heavy { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + + // Destroy entity at index 0 (first chunk). The very last entity should get relocated + // into its slot via cross-chunk swap-pop. + EntityID first = ids[0]; + EntityID last = ids[total - 1]; + world.destroy_entity(first); + + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(first)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(last)); + CHECK(world.get_component(last)->marker == static_cast(total - 1)); + + // All other entities still alive and have their original markers. + for (std::size_t i = 1; i < total - 1; ++i) { + CHECK(world.is_alive(ids[i])); + CHECK(world.get_component(ids[i])->marker == static_cast(i)); + } + + // After the destroy, only `total - 1` entities remain. + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](Heavy&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == static_cast(total - 1)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Destroying enough entities drops the trailing empty chunk", "[ecs][ChunkOverflow]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_chunk_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + std::size_t const total = cap + 1; + std::vector ids; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < total; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(Heavy { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + + // Destroy the lone entity in the second chunk. The trailing chunk should be dropped. + world.destroy_entity(ids.back()); + + std::size_t chunk_count = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView) { ++chunk_count; }); + CHECK(chunk_count == 1u); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c94324c66 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkPool.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,321 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + // Heavy component — chunk_capacity comes out around 16384 / (8 + 512) ≈ 31 rows, so a + // modest entity count forces multiple chunks. Distinct ECS_COMPONENT name from the one + // in ChunkOverflow.cpp to avoid the global component-id registry colliding. + struct PoolHeavy { + std::uint64_t pad[64] {}; + int marker = 0; + }; + + struct PoolHeavyA { + std::uint64_t pad[64] {}; + int marker = 0; + }; + + struct PoolHeavyB { + std::uint64_t pad[64] {}; + int marker = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(PoolHeavy, "test_ChunkPool::PoolHeavy") +ECS_COMPONENT(PoolHeavyA, "test_ChunkPool::PoolHeavyA") +ECS_COMPONENT(PoolHeavyB, "test_ChunkPool::PoolHeavyB") + +namespace { + // Probe the chunk capacity for a given component type by inserting until a second + // chunk forms. Returns the first chunk's row count (== capacity). + template + std::size_t probe_capacity() { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 4000; ++i) { + world.create_entity(C {}); + std::size_t chunks = 0; + std::size_t first = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + if (chunks == 0) { + first = view.count(); + } + ++chunks; + }); + if (chunks > 1) { + return first; + } + } + return 0; + } + + // Drain a ChunkPool's free list by acquiring every cached block (and tracking them) + // so the test can release them as a no-op afterwards. Used to set up tests that need + // a known starting pool size. + std::vector drain_pool(ChunkPool& pool) { + std::vector drained; + drained.reserve(pool.pooled_count()); + while (pool.pooled_count() > 0) { + drained.push_back(pool.acquire()); + } + return drained; + } +} + +// ---------- Unit-level tests (no World) ---------- + +TEST_CASE("ChunkPool::acquire from empty pool calls operator new", "[ecs][ChunkPool]") { + ChunkPool pool; + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 0u); + CHECK(pool.total_allocations() == 0u); + + unsigned char* p = pool.acquire(); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(pool.total_allocations() == 1u); + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 0u); + + // Return to pool so the destructor releases it. + pool.release(p); + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 1u); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkPool returns released blocks LIFO", "[ecs][ChunkPool]") { + ChunkPool pool; + unsigned char* a = pool.acquire(); + unsigned char* b = pool.acquire(); + unsigned char* c = pool.acquire(); + CHECK(pool.total_allocations() == 3u); + + pool.release(a); + pool.release(b); + pool.release(c); + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 3u); + + // LIFO: last released should come back first. + unsigned char* x = pool.acquire(); + unsigned char* y = pool.acquire(); + unsigned char* z = pool.acquire(); + CHECK(x == c); + CHECK(y == b); + CHECK(z == a); + CHECK(pool.total_allocations() == 3u); + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 0u); + + pool.release(x); + pool.release(y); + pool.release(z); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkPool::release(nullptr) is a no-op", "[ecs][ChunkPool]") { + ChunkPool pool; + pool.release(nullptr); + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 0u); + CHECK(pool.total_deallocations() == 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkPool caps cached blocks at MAX_POOL_SIZE", "[ecs][ChunkPool]") { + ChunkPool pool; + constexpr std::size_t extra = 8; + std::vector acquired; + acquired.reserve(ChunkPool::MAX_POOL_SIZE + extra); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < ChunkPool::MAX_POOL_SIZE + extra; ++i) { + acquired.push_back(pool.acquire()); + } + CHECK(pool.total_allocations() == ChunkPool::MAX_POOL_SIZE + extra); + + for (unsigned char* p : acquired) { + pool.release(p); + } + // Hard cap honoured: only MAX_POOL_SIZE cached; the extra were freed inline. + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == ChunkPool::MAX_POOL_SIZE); + CHECK(pool.total_deallocations() == extra); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkPool aging keeps blocks at the boundary then frees one tick later", "[ecs][ChunkPool]") { + ChunkPool pool; + constexpr std::size_t kept = 5; + std::vector acquired; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < kept; ++i) { + acquired.push_back(pool.acquire()); + } + for (unsigned char* p : acquired) { + pool.release(p); + } + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == kept); + + // Released at tick 0. After AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS advances, age == THRESHOLD (not >), + // so blocks are still pooled. One more advance pushes age past the threshold. + for (uint64_t i = 0; i < ChunkPool::AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS; ++i) { + pool.advance_tick(); + } + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == kept); + CHECK(pool.total_deallocations() == 0u); + + pool.advance_tick(); + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 0u); + CHECK(pool.total_deallocations() == kept); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkPool ping-pong keeps the working set warm forever", "[ecs][ChunkPool]") { + ChunkPool pool; + unsigned char* warm = pool.acquire(); + CHECK(pool.total_allocations() == 1u); + + // Acquire-release every tick for several aging windows. The release tick keeps + // refreshing, so the block never ages out. + for (uint64_t i = 0; i < ChunkPool::AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS * 4; ++i) { + pool.release(warm); + pool.advance_tick(); + warm = pool.acquire(); + } + CHECK(pool.total_allocations() == 1u); // never had to allocate a second block + CHECK(pool.total_deallocations() == 0u); + + pool.release(warm); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkPool destructor frees all cached blocks", "[ecs][ChunkPool]") { + uint64_t observed_dealloc = 0; + { + ChunkPool pool; + std::vector acquired; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 7; ++i) { + acquired.push_back(pool.acquire()); + } + for (unsigned char* p : acquired) { + pool.release(p); + } + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 7u); + CHECK(pool.total_deallocations() == 0u); + // Pool goes out of scope at the closing brace below — its destructor frees the 7 + // cached blocks and bumps total_deallocations. We can't observe that from outside, + // but a leak under msan/asan would fail the test run. + observed_dealloc = pool.total_deallocations(); + } + CHECK(observed_dealloc == 0u); // confirmed: counters above were still 0 at scope exit +} + +// ---------- Integration with World ---------- + +TEST_CASE("Ping-pong create/destroy reuses pooled chunks", "[ecs][ChunkPool][World]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + std::size_t const total = cap * 5 + 3; // forces several chunks + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(total); + + // First pass: warm up the pool by allocating, then drain back to the pool. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < total; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(PoolHeavy { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + uint64_t const allocs_after_warmup = world.chunk_pool().total_allocations(); + CHECK(allocs_after_warmup > 1u); + + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.destroy_entity(id); + } + ids.clear(); + std::size_t const pooled_after_drain = world.chunk_pool().pooled_count(); + // With the retain-one rule gone, every chunk past the last destroyed entity should be + // in the pool. At minimum the chunks beyond the first should be cached. + CHECK(pooled_after_drain >= 1u); + + // Second pass: every new chunk must come from the pool — no new allocations. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < total; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(PoolHeavy { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + CHECK(world.chunk_pool().total_allocations() == allocs_after_warmup); +} + +TEST_CASE("World destruction returns all chunks to the pool", "[ecs][ChunkPool][World]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + // Build a World, force several chunks, then let it go out of scope. The pool's + // destructor in turn frees the cached blocks; if any chunk leaked through (e.g. the + // Archetype destructor running with a non-null `data` after the pool already destroyed), + // we'd see a heap corruption or leak under leak-checking tooling. Bare correctness + // check here: no crashes, World destructor completes. + { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < cap * 3; ++i) { + world.create_entity(PoolHeavy { .marker = static_cast(i) }); + } + REQUIRE(world.chunk_pool().total_allocations() > 0u); + } + SUCCEED("World destruction did not crash"); +} + +TEST_CASE("tick_systems advances the chunk pool aging clock", "[ecs][ChunkPool][World]") { + std::size_t const cap = probe_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap > 0u); + + World world; + std::vector ids; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < cap * 3; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(PoolHeavy { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.destroy_entity(id); + } + std::size_t const pooled = world.chunk_pool().pooled_count(); + REQUIRE(pooled > 0u); + + uint64_t const start_tick = world.chunk_pool().current_tick(); + for (uint64_t i = 0; i < ChunkPool::AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS + 1; ++i) { + world.tick_systems(OpenVic::Date {}); + } + CHECK(world.chunk_pool().current_tick() == start_tick + ChunkPool::AGE_THRESHOLD_TICKS + 1); + CHECK(world.chunk_pool().pooled_count() == 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Pooled chunks are reused across different archetypes", "[ecs][ChunkPool][World]") { + std::size_t const cap_a = probe_capacity(); + REQUIRE(cap_a > 0u); + + World world; + std::vector a_ids; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < cap_a * 3; ++i) { + a_ids.push_back(world.create_entity(PoolHeavyA { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + for (EntityID id : a_ids) { + world.destroy_entity(id); + } + uint64_t const allocs_after_a = world.chunk_pool().total_allocations(); + std::size_t const pooled_after_a = world.chunk_pool().pooled_count(); + REQUIRE(pooled_after_a >= 1u); + + // Now create entities in a different archetype (PoolHeavyB) — chunk size/alignment is + // identical so the pool's blocks are interchangeable. The new chunks should come from + // the pool, NOT new allocations. + std::size_t const b_count = pooled_after_a; // exactly as many chunks as the pool has cached + std::vector b_ids; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < b_count * cap_a; ++i) { + b_ids.push_back(world.create_entity(PoolHeavyB { .marker = static_cast(i) })); + } + CHECK(world.chunk_pool().total_allocations() == allocs_after_a); +} + +TEST_CASE("Bare Archetype falls back to operator new when no pool is wired", "[ecs][ChunkPool][Archetype]") { + // drain_pool helper is here to keep the compiler from warning about the unused + // helper in builds where the integration tests above don't exercise the no-op cases. + ChunkPool pool; + std::vector drained = drain_pool(pool); + CHECK(drained.empty()); + CHECK(pool.pooled_count() == 0u); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/ChunkSystem.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkSystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b2f3bc1b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkSystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + struct CSPosition { + int x = 0; + int y = 0; + }; + struct CSVelocity { + int dx = 0; + int dy = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(CSPosition, "test_ChunkSystem::CSPosition") +ECS_COMPONENT(CSVelocity, "test_ChunkSystem::CSVelocity") + +namespace { + // Updates positions by velocities, one chunk at a time. CRTP-based ChunkSystem. + struct MoverChunkSystem : ChunkSystem { + void tick_chunk(ChunkView view, TickContext const&) { + CSPosition* pos = view.template array(); + CSVelocity* vel = view.template array(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < view.count(); ++i) { + pos[i].x += vel[i].dx; + pos[i].y += vel[i].dy; + } + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(MoverChunkSystem) + +TEST_CASE("ChunkSystem ticks every matching chunk and observes per-entity values", "[ecs][ChunkSystem]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CSPosition { i, i }, CSVelocity { 1, 2 }); + } + + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + // Verify each entity's position advanced. + int sum_x = 0; + int sum_y = 0; + world.for_each([&](CSPosition& p) { + sum_x += p.x; + sum_y += p.y; + }); + CHECK(sum_x == (0 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4) + 5 * 1); + CHECK(sum_y == (0 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4) + 5 * 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkSystem on empty world is a no-op", "[ecs][ChunkSystem]") { + World world; + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + CHECK(true); // no crash +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/ChunkView.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkView.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..3c2d7ce90 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/ChunkView.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct CVA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct CVB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct CVTag {}; + struct CVDead {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(CVA, "test_ChunkView::CVA") +ECS_COMPONENT(CVB, "test_ChunkView::CVB") +ECS_COMPONENT(CVTag, "test_ChunkView::CVTag") +ECS_COMPONENT(CVDead, "test_ChunkView::CVDead") + +TEST_CASE("for_each_chunk visits every chunk of every matched archetype", "[ecs][ChunkView]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(CVA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(CVA { 2 }); + world.create_entity(CVA { 3 }); + + int chunk_visits = 0; + int total_rows = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + ++chunk_visits; + total_rows += static_cast(view.count()); + }); + CHECK(chunk_visits == 1); + CHECK(total_rows == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkView::count matches the chunk's row count", "[ecs][ChunkView]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 7; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CVA { i }); + } + + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + CHECK(view.count() == 7u); + }); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkView::array yields the same values as for_each", "[ecs][ChunkView]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CVA { i * 10 }); + } + + std::vector reference; + world.for_each([&](CVA& c) { reference.push_back(c.v); }); + + std::vector via_chunk; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + CVA* arr = view.array(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < view.count(); ++i) { + via_chunk.push_back(arr[i].v); + } + }); + CHECK(reference == via_chunk); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkView::array returns nullptr", "[ecs][ChunkView][tag]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(CVA { 1 }, CVTag {}); + world.create_entity(CVA { 2 }, CVTag {}); + + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + CHECK(view.array() != nullptr); + CHECK(view.array() == nullptr); + }); +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkView::entities returns matching EntityIDs", "[ecs][ChunkView]") { + World world; + EntityID a = world.create_entity(CVA { 1 }); + EntityID b = world.create_entity(CVA { 2 }); + EntityID c = world.create_entity(CVA { 3 }); + + std::set seen; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + EntityID const* eids = view.entities(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < view.count(); ++i) { + seen.insert(eids[i].to_uint64()); + } + }); + CHECK(seen.size() == 3u); + CHECK(seen.count(a.to_uint64()) == 1u); + CHECK(seen.count(b.to_uint64()) == 1u); + CHECK(seen.count(c.to_uint64()) == 1u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Mutations through ChunkView::array are visible to subsequent for_each", "[ecs][ChunkView]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CVA { i }); + } + + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + CVA* arr = view.array(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < view.count(); ++i) { + arr[i].v *= 10; + } + }); + + int sum = 0; + world.for_each([&](CVA& c) { sum += c.v; }); + CHECK(sum == (0 + 10 + 20 + 30)); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each_chunk(Query, fn) respects exclude", "[ecs][ChunkView][query]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(CVA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(CVA { 2 }, CVDead {}); + world.create_entity(CVA { 3 }); + world.create_entity(CVA { 4 }, CVDead {}); + + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + + int sum = 0; + int total = 0; + world.for_each_chunk(q, [&](ChunkView view) { + CVA* arr = view.array(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < view.count(); ++i) { + sum += arr[i].v; + ++total; + } + }); + CHECK(total == 2); + CHECK(sum == 1 + 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each_chunk on empty world is a no-op", "[ecs][ChunkView]") { + World world; + int chunk_visits = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView) { ++chunk_visits; }); + CHECK(chunk_visits == 0); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..09951c8d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,493 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct CBA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct CBB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct CBTag {}; + // Holds a unique_ptr — verifies move-only payloads survive recording + apply. + struct CBMove { + std::unique_ptr p; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(CBA, "test_CommandBuffer::CBA") +ECS_COMPONENT(CBB, "test_CommandBuffer::CBB") +ECS_COMPONENT(CBTag, "test_CommandBuffer::CBTag") +ECS_COMPONENT(CBMove, "test_CommandBuffer::CBMove") + +TEST_CASE("create_entity returns an EntityID, but is_alive is false until apply", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + EntityID const eid = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 7 }); + CHECK(eid.is_valid()); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(eid)); + + cmd.apply(world); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 7); +} + +TEST_CASE("destroy_entity defers destruction to apply", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(CBA { 1 }); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + + cmd.apply(world); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("create + destroy in same buffer leaves entity dead after apply", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + EntityID const eid = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 5 }); + cmd.destroy_entity(eid); + + cmd.apply(world); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component during for_each applies after iteration", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(CBA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(CBA { 2 }); + world.create_entity(CBA { 3 }); + + CommandBuffer cmd; + world.for_each_with_entity([&](EntityID e, CBA&) { + cmd.add_component(e, CBB { 100 }); + }); + + int with_b_before = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA&, CBB&) { ++with_b_before; }); + CHECK(with_b_before == 0); + + cmd.apply(world); + + int with_b_after = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA&, CBB&) { ++with_b_after; }); + CHECK(with_b_after == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component defers to apply", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(CBA { 5 }, CBB { 10 }); + + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.remove_component(eid); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + cmd.apply(world); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("Op order is preserved on apply", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + + CommandBuffer cmd; + EntityID const a = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 1 }); + EntityID const b = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 2 }); + EntityID const c = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 3 }); + + cmd.apply(world); + + CHECK(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(c)); + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->v == 1); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->v == 2); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->v == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("Tag components in CommandBuffer", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][tag]") { + World world; + + CommandBuffer cmd; + EntityID const eid = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 1 }, CBTag {}); + cmd.apply(world); + + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + CommandBuffer cmd2; + cmd2.add_component(eid); // already present — should be safe + cmd2.remove_component(eid); + cmd2.apply(world); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Move-only components survive CommandBuffer record + apply", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + + CommandBuffer cmd; + EntityID const eid = cmd.create_entity(world, CBMove { std::make_unique(42) }); + cmd.apply(world); + + CBMove* p = world.get_component(eid); + REQUIRE(p != nullptr); + REQUIRE(p->p != nullptr); + CHECK(*p->p == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("Empty buffer apply is a no-op", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + CHECK(cmd.empty()); + CHECK(cmd.op_count() == 0u); + cmd.apply(world); + // No assertion crashes; world is unchanged. +} + +TEST_CASE("clear() drops queued ops and any payloads", "[ecs][CommandBuffer]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.create_entity(world, CBMove { std::make_unique(7) }); + CHECK(cmd.op_count() == 1u); + cmd.clear(); + CHECK(cmd.empty()); + CHECK(cmd.op_count() == 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Buffer applied to fresh world reproduces same EntityIDs in same order", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][determinism]") { + World w1; + std::vector ids1; + { + CommandBuffer cmd; + ids1.push_back(cmd.create_entity(w1, CBA { 1 })); + ids1.push_back(cmd.create_entity(w1, CBA { 2 })); + ids1.push_back(cmd.create_entity(w1, CBA { 3 })); + cmd.apply(w1); + } + + World w2; + std::vector ids2; + { + CommandBuffer cmd; + ids2.push_back(cmd.create_entity(w2, CBA { 1 })); + ids2.push_back(cmd.create_entity(w2, CBA { 2 })); + ids2.push_back(cmd.create_entity(w2, CBA { 3 })); + cmd.apply(w2); + } + + // Both worlds allocated slot indices in the same order. + CHECK(ids1[0] == ids2[0]); + CHECK(ids1[1] == ids2[1]); + CHECK(ids1[2] == ids2[2]); +} + +// === Deferred-creation tests (parallel_mode_ = true) === +// In parallel mode, CommandBuffer::create_entity returns a placeholder EntityID with +// DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT set. The placeholder is usable as an argument to other ops on the +// same buffer, but never as an argument to direct World accessors. CommandBuffer::apply +// resolves placeholders to real EntityIDs at apply time, on a single thread, in record order. + +TEST_CASE("Parallel-mode create_entity returns a deferred placeholder", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + + EntityID const placeholder = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 7 }); + CHECK(placeholder.is_valid()); + CHECK(placeholder.is_deferred()); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(placeholder)); + CHECK(world.get_component(placeholder) == nullptr); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(placeholder)); + CHECK(cmd.deferred_count() == 1u); + + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); + + int found = 0; + int value = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA& a) { + ++found; + value = a.v; + }); + CHECK(found == 1); + CHECK(value == 7); + CHECK(cmd.deferred_count() == 0u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Same-buffer add_component on a deferred placeholder works", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + + EntityID const placeholder = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 1 }); + cmd.add_component(placeholder, CBB { 2 }); + + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); + + int found = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA& a, CBB& b) { + ++found; + CHECK(a.v == 1); + CHECK(b.w == 2); + }); + CHECK(found == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("Same-buffer destroy on a deferred placeholder is a clean net no-op", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + + EntityID const placeholder = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 5 }); + cmd.destroy_entity(placeholder); + + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); + + int found = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA&) { ++found; }); + CHECK(found == 0); +} + +TEST_CASE("Same-buffer remove_component on a deferred placeholder works", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + + EntityID const placeholder = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 1 }, CBB { 2 }); + cmd.remove_component(placeholder); + + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); + + int with_a_only = 0; + int with_a_and_b = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA& a) { + ++with_a_only; + CHECK(a.v == 1); + }); + world.for_each([&](CBA&, CBB&) { ++with_a_and_b; }); + CHECK(with_a_only == 1); + CHECK(with_a_and_b == 0); +} + +TEST_CASE("merge_from rebases deferred placeholders so each add resolves to its own create", + "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred][merge]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer chunk_a; + CommandBuffer chunk_b; + chunk_a.set_parallel_mode(true); + chunk_b.set_parallel_mode(true); + + // Each per-chunk buffer creates one entity with CBA + an add of CBB whose value identifies + // the chunk. If merge_from didn't rebase placeholder indices, both adds would land on the + // first created entity and we'd see one entity with CBB{20} (chunk B's add overwriting A's). + EntityID const a_placeholder = chunk_a.create_entity(world, CBA { 1 }); + chunk_a.add_component(a_placeholder, CBB { 10 }); + + EntityID const b_placeholder = chunk_b.create_entity(world, CBA { 2 }); + chunk_b.add_component(b_placeholder, CBB { 20 }); + + // SystemThreaded::tick_all takes the merged buffer out of parallel mode before apply. Mirror + // that here: clear parallel_mode on the receiver, merge in chunk_idx ascending order, apply. + CommandBuffer system_pending; + system_pending.merge_from(std::move(chunk_a)); + system_pending.merge_from(std::move(chunk_b)); + CHECK(system_pending.deferred_count() == 2u); + + system_pending.apply(world); + + // Walk the resulting entities and verify each (CBA::v, CBB::w) pair. + std::vector> pairs; + world.for_each([&](CBA& a, CBB& b) { pairs.push_back({ a.v, b.w }); }); + std::sort(pairs.begin(), pairs.end()); + REQUIRE(pairs.size() == 2u); + CHECK(pairs[0].first == 1); + CHECK(pairs[0].second == 10); + CHECK(pairs[1].first == 2); + CHECK(pairs[1].second == 20); +} + +TEST_CASE("merge_from with multiple chunks resolves placeholders in chunk_idx order", + "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred][merge]") { + World world; + std::vector chunks(4); + for (auto& cb : chunks) { + cb.set_parallel_mode(true); + } + + // Each chunk records 2 deferred creates with a chunk-tagged value. + for (std::size_t c = 0; c < chunks.size(); ++c) { + for (int j = 0; j < 2; ++j) { + int const value = static_cast(c) * 100 + j; + EntityID const ph = chunks[c].create_entity(world, CBA { value }); + chunks[c].add_component(ph, CBB { value + 1 }); + } + } + + CommandBuffer system_pending; + for (auto& cb : chunks) { + system_pending.merge_from(std::move(cb)); + } + CHECK(system_pending.deferred_count() == 8u); + + system_pending.apply(world); + + std::vector> pairs; + world.for_each([&](CBA& a, CBB& b) { pairs.push_back({ a.v, b.w }); }); + std::sort(pairs.begin(), pairs.end()); + REQUIRE(pairs.size() == 8u); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < pairs.size(); ++i) { + std::size_t const c = i / 2; + std::size_t const j = i % 2; + int const expected = static_cast(c) * 100 + static_cast(j); + CHECK(pairs[i].first == expected); + CHECK(pairs[i].second == expected + 1); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Empty parallel buffer apply is a no-op and resets deferred_count", + "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + CHECK(cmd.deferred_count() == 0u); + cmd.apply(world); + CHECK(cmd.deferred_count() == 0u); + int found = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA&) { ++found; }); + CHECK(found == 0); +} + +TEST_CASE("Move-only components survive the deferred path", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + + cmd.create_entity(world, CBMove { std::make_unique(42) }); + + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); + + int found = 0; + int value = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBMove& m) { + ++found; + REQUIRE(m.p != nullptr); + value = *m.p; + }); + CHECK(found == 1); + CHECK(value == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("Tag components are first-class in the deferred path", "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred][tag]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + + EntityID const ph = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 1 }, CBTag {}); + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); + + int found = 0; + world.for_each_with_entity([&](EntityID e, CBA& a, CBTag&) { + ++found; + CHECK(a.v == 1); + CHECK(e.is_valid()); + CHECK_FALSE(e.is_deferred()); + (void) ph; + }); + CHECK(found == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("Deferred placeholder is safe to pass to World accessors outside its buffer", + "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred][safety]") { + World world; + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + + EntityID const placeholder = cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 1 }); + REQUIRE(placeholder.is_deferred()); + + // Direct World access on the placeholder must be benign — never OOB, never wrong-slot. + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(placeholder)); + CHECK(world.get_component(placeholder) == nullptr); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(placeholder)); + CHECK(world.component_version_in(placeholder) == 0u); + + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); +} + +TEST_CASE("Real entity destroy via parallel buffer is unaffected by placeholder space", + "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred][safety]") { + // Subtle bug class: confusing a real EntityID's small index with a placeholder's local_seq. + // Pre-create 5 entities (real indices 0..4), then in parallel mode create 3 deferred and + // destroy the first real eid. After apply: real_eid_0 is dead, the other 4 originals plus + // 3 spawned entities are alive. + World world; + std::vector originals; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + originals.push_back(world.create_entity(CBA { i })); + } + + CommandBuffer cmd; + cmd.set_parallel_mode(true); + cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 100 }); + cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 101 }); + cmd.create_entity(world, CBA { 102 }); + cmd.destroy_entity(originals[0]); // real eid — must NOT be remapped via the deferred map + + cmd.set_parallel_mode(false); + cmd.apply(world); + + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(originals[0])); + for (std::size_t i = 1; i < originals.size(); ++i) { + CHECK(world.is_alive(originals[i])); + } + int total = 0; + int high_value_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CBA& a) { + ++total; + if (a.v >= 100) { + ++high_value_count; + } + }); + CHECK(total == 7); // 4 surviving originals + 3 spawned + CHECK(high_value_count == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("allocate_entity_slot generations stay below DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT", + "[ecs][CommandBuffer][deferred][safety]") { + // Repeatedly create+destroy the same slot — generation increments on every reuse and must + // never produce a value with the high bit set, otherwise a real EntityID could be confused + // with a deferred placeholder. We don't push through 2^31 reuses (too slow); instead spot- + // check that the increment skips the deferred bit when it lands on it. + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i) { + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(CBA { i }); + CHECK_FALSE(eid.is_deferred()); + CHECK((eid.generation & DEFERRED_GENERATION_BIT) == 0u); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + } +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Component.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Component.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f4e46a96b --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Component.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct Health { + int hp = 0; + int max_hp = 0; + }; + struct Name { + std::string value; + }; + struct Velocity { + float dx = 0; + float dy = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(Health, "test_Component::Health") +ECS_COMPONENT(Name, "test_Component::Name") +ECS_COMPONENT(Velocity, "test_Component::Velocity") + +TEST_CASE("get_component returns valid pointer for existing component", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Health { 50, 100 }); + Health* h = world.get_component(eid); + CHECK(h != nullptr); + CHECK(h->hp == 50); + CHECK(h->max_hp == 100); +} + +TEST_CASE("get_component (const) returns valid pointer", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Health { 25, 50 }); + World const& cw = world; + Health const* h = cw.get_component(eid); + CHECK(h != nullptr); + CHECK(h->hp == 25); +} + +TEST_CASE("get_component returns nullptr for dead entity", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Health { 1, 1 }); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid) == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("get_component returns nullptr for invalid EntityID", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + CHECK(world.get_component(INVALID_ENTITY_ID) == nullptr); + CHECK(world.get_component(EntityID { 999, 1 }) == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("get_component returns nullptr for component not in archetype", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Health { 10, 20 }); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid) == nullptr); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid) == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("has_component reflects archetype membership", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Health { 5, 10 }, Velocity { 1.0f, 0.0f }); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("has_component returns false for dead entity", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Health { 5, 10 }); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("has_component returns false for invalid EntityID", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(INVALID_ENTITY_ID)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Component values are preserved across other entity operations", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(Health { 10, 100 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(Health { 20, 200 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(Health { 30, 300 }); + + // Mutate c's state via pointer. + world.get_component(c)->hp = 999; + + // Read everything back. + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->hp == 10); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->hp == 20); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->hp == 999); +} + +TEST_CASE("Components with non-trivial dtor are destroyed properly", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Name { "Alice" }); + Name* n = world.get_component(eid); + CHECK(n != nullptr); + CHECK(n->value == "Alice"); + + // Destroy the entity — Name's std::string dtor should run, no leak. + world.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Different archetypes coexist in the same World", "[ecs][World][component]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(Health { 1, 1 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(Velocity { 0, 0 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(Health { 2, 2 }, Velocity { 1, 1 }); + + CHECK(world.has_component(a)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(a)); + CHECK(world.has_component(b)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(b)); + CHECK(world.has_component(c)); + CHECK(world.has_component(c)); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Coverage.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Coverage.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9b6c92fa3 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Coverage.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,371 @@ +// Coverage gap-fill — add tests for public API surfaces not directly hit by the +// thematic test files. Each test below targets a method or scenario that +// otherwise would not have explicit assertion coverage. +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/System.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct CovA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct CovB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct CovC { + int x = 0; + }; + struct CovD { + int y = 0; + }; + struct CovE { + int z = 0; + }; + struct CovTag {}; + + // CountedDtor moved out of TEST_CASE body to file scope so it can be registered as + // an ECS component via ECS_COMPONENT (FNV-1a hashing requires namespace-scope types). + struct CountedDtor { + int* counter = nullptr; + CountedDtor() = default; + CountedDtor(int* c) : counter { c } {} + CountedDtor(CountedDtor&& other) noexcept : counter { other.counter } { + other.counter = nullptr; + } + CountedDtor& operator=(CountedDtor&& other) noexcept { + if (this != &other) { + counter = other.counter; + other.counter = nullptr; + } + return *this; + } + CountedDtor(CountedDtor const&) = delete; + CountedDtor& operator=(CountedDtor const&) = delete; + ~CountedDtor() { + if (counter != nullptr) { + ++(*counter); + } + } + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(CovA, "test_Coverage::CovA") +ECS_COMPONENT(CovB, "test_Coverage::CovB") +ECS_COMPONENT(CovC, "test_Coverage::CovC") +ECS_COMPONENT(CovD, "test_Coverage::CovD") +ECS_COMPONENT(CovE, "test_Coverage::CovE") +ECS_COMPONENT(CovTag, "test_Coverage::CovTag") +ECS_COMPONENT(CountedDtor, "test_Coverage::CountedDtor") + +// === SystemHandle operator!= === +TEST_CASE("SystemHandle operator!= is the inverse of ==", "[ecs][System][coverage]") { + SystemHandle a { 1, 2 }; + SystemHandle b { 1, 2 }; + SystemHandle c { 1, 3 }; + SystemHandle d { 2, 2 }; + + CHECK_FALSE(a != b); + CHECK(a != c); + CHECK(a != d); +} + +// === Many-component archetype === +TEST_CASE("Entity with five distinct components round-trips correctly", "[ecs][World][coverage]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity( + CovA { 1 }, CovB { 2 }, CovC { 3 }, CovD { 4 }, CovE { 5 } + ); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 1); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->w == 2); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 3); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->y == 4); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->z == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("Migration preserves five-component values across add", "[ecs][World][coverage][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity( + CovA { 11 }, CovB { 22 }, CovC { 33 }, CovD { 44 } + ); + world.add_component(eid, CovE { 55 }); + + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 11); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->w == 22); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 33); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->y == 44); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->z == 55); +} + +// === Removing the last entity from an archetype leaves the archetype empty but functional === +TEST_CASE("Archetype can be emptied and refilled", "[ecs][World][coverage]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(CovA { 1 }, CovB { 2 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(CovA { 3 }, CovB { 4 }); + + world.destroy_entity(a); + world.destroy_entity(b); + + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&, CovB&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 0); + + // Refill — same archetype, slot-reuse path. + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(CovA { 5 }, CovB { 6 }); + CHECK(world.is_alive(c)); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->v == 5); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->w == 6); + + count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&, CovB&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 1); +} + +// === for_each over an empty World === +TEST_CASE("for_each_with_entity on empty World is safe and a no-op", "[ecs][World][iter][coverage]") { + World world; + int count = 0; + world.for_each_with_entity([&](EntityID, CovA&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 0); + + Query q; + q.with().build(); + world.for_each_with_entity(q, [&](EntityID, CovA&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 0); +} + +// === CachedRef value-type semantics: copyable, default-constructible, comparable via field access === +TEST_CASE("CachedRef is trivially copyable", "[ecs][CachedRef][coverage]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(CovA { 42 }); + auto ref1 = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + + CachedRef ref2 = ref1; // copy-construct + CachedRef ref3; + ref3 = ref1; // copy-assign + + CHECK(ref1.get(world)->v == 42); + CHECK(ref2.get(world)->v == 42); + CHECK(ref3.get(world)->v == 42); + CHECK(ref1.entity() == ref2.entity()); + CHECK(ref1.entity() == ref3.entity()); +} + +// === Queries match correctly across many archetypes === +TEST_CASE("Query selects the intended subset across many archetypes", "[ecs][World][query][coverage]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(CovA { 1 }); // A + world.create_entity(CovA { 2 }, CovB { 1 }); // AB + world.create_entity(CovA { 3 }, CovC { 1 }); // AC + world.create_entity(CovA { 4 }, CovB { 1 }, CovC { 1 }); // ABC + world.create_entity(CovA { 5 }, CovD { 1 }); // AD + world.create_entity(CovB { 1 }, CovC { 1 }); // BC (no A) + + // Want all entities with A but not D. + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + int count = 0; + int sum = 0; + world.for_each(q, [&](CovA& a) { + ++count; + sum += a.v; + }); + CHECK(count == 4); // A, AB, AC, ABC + CHECK(sum == 1 + 2 + 3 + 4); +} + +// === Stress: lots of churn across archetypes === +TEST_CASE("Stress: many archetype migrations, query stays accurate", "[ecs][World][coverage][stress]") { + World world; + + std::vector ids; + for (int i = 0; i < 50; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(CovA { i })); + } + + // Promote even-indexed entities to {CovA, CovB}. + for (int i = 0; i < 50; i += 2) { + world.add_component(ids[i], CovB { i * 10 }); + } + + int with_b = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&, CovB&) { ++with_b; }); + CHECK(with_b == 25); + + int total_a = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&) { ++total_a; }); + CHECK(total_a == 50); + + // Now demote half of the {CovA, CovB} entities back. + for (int i = 0; i < 25; ++i) { + EntityID e = ids[i * 2]; + if (i % 2 == 0) { + world.remove_component(e); + } + } + + int after_b = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&, CovB&) { ++after_b; }); + CHECK(after_b == 12); // 25 → 12 after removing 13 (i=0,2,...,24) + + int after_a = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&) { ++after_a; }); + CHECK(after_a == 50); +} + +// === World destruction calls component destructors (smoke) === +TEST_CASE("World destructor reclaims entities and singletons", "[ecs][World][coverage]") { + int dtor_count = 0; + { + World world; + world.create_entity(CountedDtor { &dtor_count }); + world.create_entity(CountedDtor { &dtor_count }); + world.set_singleton(CountedDtor { &dtor_count }); + // World destructor runs at end of scope. + } + CHECK(dtor_count == 3); // 2 entity components + 1 singleton +} + +// === Ordering: archetype signature is deterministic regardless of component order at create_entity === +TEST_CASE("Component order at create_entity is normalised", "[ecs][World][coverage]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(CovA { 1 }, CovB { 2 }, CovC { 3 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(CovB { 5 }, CovC { 6 }, CovA { 4 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(CovC { 9 }, CovA { 7 }, CovB { 8 }); + + // All three should land in the same archetype (same signature). Components + // should be retrievable correctly. + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->v == 1); + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->w == 2); + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->x == 3); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->v == 4); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->w == 5); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->x == 6); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->v == 7); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->w == 8); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->x == 9); + + // All three visible in a single for_each. + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&, CovB&, CovC&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 3); +} + +// === SystemHandle operator== with itself === +TEST_CASE("SystemHandle equality is reflexive and matches default INVALID", "[ecs][System][coverage]") { + SystemHandle a { 5, 7 }; + CHECK(a == a); + CHECK(SystemHandle {} == INVALID_SYSTEM_HANDLE); +} + +// === Tag-only archetype destroy + recreate === +TEST_CASE("Tag-only archetype handles destroy + create cycles", "[ecs][World][tag][coverage]") { + World world; + std::vector ids; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(CovTag {})); + } + + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + world.destroy_entity(ids[i]); + } + + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovTag&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 0); + + for (int i = 0; i < 3; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CovTag {}); + } + + count = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovTag&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 3); +} + +// === component_version_in distinguishes per-archetype-column versions === +TEST_CASE("component_version_in is per-archetype, not global per type", "[ecs][World][version][coverage]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(CovA { 1 }); // archetype {A} + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(CovA { 2 }, CovB { 3 }); // archetype {A,B} + + uint64_t va_in_a = world.component_version_in(a); + uint64_t va_in_b = world.component_version_in(b); + + world.create_entity(CovA { 99 }); // bumps {A} archetype's CovA column + + uint64_t va_in_a2 = world.component_version_in(a); + uint64_t va_in_b2 = world.component_version_in(b); + + CHECK(va_in_a2 > va_in_a); // mutated + CHECK(va_in_b2 == va_in_b); // {A,B} archetype untouched +} + +// === Empty Query (only require_ids, no exclude) is the same as no Query === +TEST_CASE("Query-overload matches non-Query for_each on identical require set", "[ecs][World][query][coverage]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(CovA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(CovA { 2 }, CovB { 0 }); + world.create_entity(CovA { 3 }, CovB { 0 }, CovC { 0 }); + + int n_plain = 0; + world.for_each([&](CovA&) { ++n_plain; }); + + Query q; + q.with().build(); + int n_query = 0; + world.for_each(q, [&](CovA&) { ++n_query; }); + + CHECK(n_plain == n_query); + CHECK(n_plain == 3); +} + +// === remove_component then add_component is idempotent (round-trip) === +TEST_CASE("Round-trip remove + add of a component restores all data", "[ecs][World][migration][coverage]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(CovA { 100 }, CovB { 200 }, CovC { 300 }); + + bool removed = world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK(removed); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + + CovB* added = world.add_component(eid, CovB { 200 }); + CHECK(added != nullptr); + CHECK(added->w == 200); + + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 100); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->w == 200); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 300); +} + +// === Singleton roundtrip via const overload === +TEST_CASE("Singleton get/set/clear roundtrip with const access", "[ecs][World][singleton][coverage]") { + World world; + world.set_singleton(CovA { 13 }); + + World const& cw = world; + CovA const* p = cw.get_singleton(); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->v == 13); + + bool cleared = world.clear_singleton(); + CHECK(cleared); + CHECK(cw.get_singleton() == nullptr); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d2c2e8d14 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/EcsThreadPool.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +TEST_CASE("EcsThreadPool::parallel_for invokes body N times", "[ecs][EcsThreadPool]") { + for (uint32_t worker_count : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u }) { + EcsThreadPool pool { worker_count }; + std::atomic counter { 0 }; + std::size_t const N = 1000; + pool.parallel_for(N, [&counter](std::size_t /*chunk_idx*/, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + counter.fetch_add(1, std::memory_order_relaxed); + }); + CHECK(counter.load() == static_cast(N)); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("EcsThreadPool::parallel_for visits each chunk_idx exactly once", "[ecs][EcsThreadPool]") { + EcsThreadPool pool { 4 }; + std::size_t const N = 256; + std::vector> seen(N); + pool.parallel_for(N, [&seen](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + seen[chunk_idx].fetch_add(1, std::memory_order_relaxed); + }); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + CHECK(seen[i].load() == 1); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("EcsThreadPool::parallel_for produces same result regardless of worker count", + "[ecs][EcsThreadPool][determinism]") { + std::vector baseline(500, 0); + { + EcsThreadPool serial { 1 }; + serial.parallel_for(500, [&baseline](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + baseline[chunk_idx] = static_cast(chunk_idx * 7 + 3); + }); + } + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + std::vector results(500, 0); + EcsThreadPool pool { wc }; + pool.parallel_for(500, [&results](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + results[chunk_idx] = static_cast(chunk_idx * 7 + 3); + }); + CHECK(results == baseline); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("EcsThreadPool::run_concurrent runs each function exactly once", "[ecs][EcsThreadPool]") { + EcsThreadPool pool { 4 }; + std::atomic a { 0 }; + std::atomic b { 0 }; + std::atomic c { 0 }; + std::vector> bodies; + bodies.emplace_back([&a]() { a.fetch_add(1); }); + bodies.emplace_back([&b]() { b.fetch_add(1); }); + bodies.emplace_back([&c]() { c.fetch_add(1); }); + pool.run_concurrent(std::span const>(bodies.data(), bodies.size())); + CHECK(a.load() == 1); + CHECK(b.load() == 1); + CHECK(c.load() == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("EcsThreadPool::parallel_for blocks until done", "[ecs][EcsThreadPool]") { + EcsThreadPool pool { 4 }; + std::atomic counter { 0 }; + pool.parallel_for(100, [&counter](std::size_t /*chunk_idx*/, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + // Brief artificial work to ensure we'd visibly fail if the join was missing. + for (int i = 0; i < 1000; ++i) { + counter.fetch_add(1, std::memory_order_relaxed); + } + }); + CHECK(counter.load() == 100 * 1000); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/EntityID.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/EntityID.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..73aa7bab6 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/EntityID.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct CompA { + int x; + }; + struct CompB { + float y; + }; + struct CompC { + double z; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(CompA, "test_EntityID::CompA") +ECS_COMPONENT(CompB, "test_EntityID::CompB") +ECS_COMPONENT(CompC, "test_EntityID::CompC") + +TEST_CASE("EntityID default-constructed is invalid", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + EntityID const eid; + CHECK(eid.index == 0u); + CHECK(eid.generation == 0u); + CHECK_FALSE(eid.is_valid()); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID INVALID_ENTITY_ID matches default-constructed", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + CHECK(INVALID_ENTITY_ID == EntityID {}); + CHECK_FALSE(INVALID_ENTITY_ID.is_valid()); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID equality and inequality", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + EntityID const a { 1, 1 }; + EntityID const b { 1, 1 }; + EntityID const c { 1, 2 }; + EntityID const d { 2, 1 }; + + CHECK(a == b); + CHECK_FALSE(a != b); + CHECK_FALSE(a == c); + CHECK(a != c); + CHECK_FALSE(a == d); + CHECK(a != d); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID is_valid only when generation > 0", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + CHECK_FALSE(EntityID { 0, 0 }.is_valid()); + CHECK_FALSE(EntityID { 5, 0 }.is_valid()); + CHECK(EntityID { 0, 1 }.is_valid()); + CHECK(EntityID { 5, 1 }.is_valid()); + CHECK(EntityID { 0xFFFFFFFFu, 0xFFFFFFFFu }.is_valid()); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID to_uint64 packs generation in high bits", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + EntityID const eid { 0x12345678u, 0xABCDEF01u }; + uint64_t const encoded = eid.to_uint64(); + CHECK(encoded == 0xABCDEF0112345678ULL); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID from_uint64 round-trips to_uint64", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + EntityID const original { 42, 7 }; + EntityID const decoded = EntityID::from_uint64(original.to_uint64()); + CHECK(decoded == original); + CHECK(decoded.index == 42u); + CHECK(decoded.generation == 7u); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID from_uint64(0) yields invalid", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + EntityID const eid = EntityID::from_uint64(0); + CHECK(eid == INVALID_ENTITY_ID); + CHECK_FALSE(eid.is_valid()); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID round-trips edge values", "[ecs][EntityID]") { + uint64_t const max_index_only = 0x00000000FFFFFFFFULL; + uint64_t const max_gen_only = 0xFFFFFFFF00000000ULL; + uint64_t const all_ones = 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFULL; + + EntityID a = EntityID::from_uint64(max_index_only); + CHECK(a.index == 0xFFFFFFFFu); + CHECK(a.generation == 0u); + CHECK_FALSE(a.is_valid()); + CHECK(a.to_uint64() == max_index_only); + + EntityID b = EntityID::from_uint64(max_gen_only); + CHECK(b.index == 0u); + CHECK(b.generation == 0xFFFFFFFFu); + CHECK(b.is_valid()); + CHECK(b.to_uint64() == max_gen_only); + + EntityID c = EntityID::from_uint64(all_ones); + CHECK(c.index == 0xFFFFFFFFu); + CHECK(c.generation == 0xFFFFFFFFu); + CHECK(c.is_valid()); + CHECK(c.to_uint64() == all_ones); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_type_id_of returns same value across calls", "[ecs][ComponentTypeID]") { + component_type_id_t const a1 = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const a2 = component_type_id_of(); + CHECK(a1 == a2); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_type_id_of returns distinct values per type", "[ecs][ComponentTypeID]") { + component_type_id_t const a = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const b = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const c = component_type_id_of(); + + CHECK(a != b); + CHECK(a != c); + CHECK(b != c); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_type_id_of strips cv/ref qualifiers via caller", "[ecs][ComponentTypeID]") { + // component_type_id_of is keyed on the exact type; remove_cvref is the caller's + // responsibility (World::create_entity / get_component do this internally). Here we + // just confirm the un-qualified type maps to a stable id. + component_type_id_t const a1 = component_type_id_of(); + component_type_id_t const a2 = component_type_id_of(); + CHECK(a1 == a2); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..fb7b5a016 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct LifeA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct LifeB { + int w = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeA, "test_EntityLifecycle::LifeA") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeB, "test_EntityLifecycle::LifeB") + +TEST_CASE("World::create_entity returns valid EntityID", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(LifeA { 1 }); + CHECK(eid.is_valid()); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("World::is_alive on never-allocated index returns false", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(EntityID { 0, 1 })); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(EntityID { 999, 1 })); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(INVALID_ENTITY_ID)); +} + +TEST_CASE("World::destroy_entity makes entity not alive", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(LifeA { 1 }); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("World::destroy_entity is no-op for invalid / dead IDs", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(LifeA { 1 }); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + world.destroy_entity(eid); // double-destroy: should be safe + world.destroy_entity(INVALID_ENTITY_ID); + world.destroy_entity(EntityID { 999, 1 }); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("World::create_entity reuses freed slot with bumped generation", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(LifeA { 1 }); + world.destroy_entity(a); + + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(LifeA { 2 }); + CHECK(b.index == a.index); + CHECK(b.generation > a.generation); + + // Stale handle to the slot is rejected. + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); +} + +TEST_CASE("World allocates fresh slots when no free-list", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(LifeA { 1 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(LifeA { 2 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(LifeA { 3 }); + + CHECK(a.index != b.index); + CHECK(a.index != c.index); + CHECK(b.index != c.index); + CHECK(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(c)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Free-list LIFO ordering: most-recently-freed slot is reused first", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(LifeA { 1 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(LifeA { 2 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(LifeA { 3 }); + + world.destroy_entity(a); + world.destroy_entity(b); + world.destroy_entity(c); + + EntityID const x = world.create_entity(LifeA { 4 }); + CHECK(x.index == c.index); + + EntityID const y = world.create_entity(LifeA { 5 }); + CHECK(y.index == b.index); + + EntityID const z = world.create_entity(LifeA { 6 }); + CHECK(z.index == a.index); +} + +TEST_CASE("destroy_entity with swap-pop relocates last entity correctly", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(LifeA { 100 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(LifeA { 200 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(LifeA { 300 }); + + // Destroy `a` (the first row in its archetype). `c` (the last row) should be relocated. + world.destroy_entity(a); + + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(c)); + + LifeA* lb = world.get_component(b); + LifeA* lc = world.get_component(c); + CHECK(lb != nullptr); + CHECK(lc != nullptr); + CHECK(lb->v == 200); + CHECK(lc->v == 300); +} + +TEST_CASE("Stale EntityID after slot reuse fails is_alive even if other entities exist", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(LifeA { 1 }); + world.destroy_entity(a); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(LifeA { 2 }); + CHECK(b.index == a.index); + + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + + // Even after creating more entities, the original ID should remain invalid. + world.create_entity(LifeA { 3 }); + world.create_entity(LifeA { 4 }); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(a)); +} + +TEST_CASE("create_entity with multiple components produces a single archetype", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(LifeA { 11 }, LifeB { 22 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(LifeB { 44 }, LifeA { 33 }); // ordering shouldn't matter + + CHECK(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.has_component(a)); + CHECK(world.has_component(a)); + CHECK(world.has_component(b)); + CHECK(world.has_component(b)); + + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->v == 11); + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->w == 22); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->v == 33); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->w == 44); +} + +TEST_CASE("Destroying many entities does not leak (smoke)", "[ecs][World][lifecycle]") { + World world; + std::vector ids; + for (int i = 0; i < 200; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(LifeA { i })); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.destroy_entity(id); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(id)); + } + // Re-create — should reuse slots. + for (int i = 0; i < 200; ++i) { + EntityID const e = world.create_entity(LifeA { i + 1000 }); + CHECK(world.is_alive(e)); + } +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/FNVHash.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/FNVHash.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..faea1da3f --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/FNVHash.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct FNVA {}; + struct FNVB {}; + struct FNVNamedSame {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(FNVA, "test_FNVHash::FNVA") +ECS_COMPONENT(FNVB, "test_FNVHash::FNVB") +ECS_COMPONENT(FNVNamedSame, "test_FNVHash::FNVNamedSame") + +TEST_CASE("fnv1a_64 of empty string equals offset basis", "[ecs][FNVHash]") { + constexpr uint64_t expected = 0xcbf29ce484222325ULL; + CHECK(fnv1a_64("") == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE("fnv1a_64 known input matches known output", "[ecs][FNVHash]") { + // Verified against an independent FNV-1a-64 implementation. + // fnv1a_64("foobar") = 0x85944171f73967e8. + CHECK(fnv1a_64("foobar") == 0x85944171f73967e8ULL); +} + +TEST_CASE("fnv1a_64 differs for different inputs", "[ecs][FNVHash]") { + CHECK(fnv1a_64("a") != fnv1a_64("b")); + CHECK(fnv1a_64("test_FNVHash::FNVA") != fnv1a_64("test_FNVHash::FNVB")); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_type_id_of matches the FNV-1a hash of its registered name", "[ecs][FNVHash]") { + constexpr component_type_id_t expected_a = fnv1a_64("test_FNVHash::FNVA"); + constexpr component_type_id_t expected_b = fnv1a_64("test_FNVHash::FNVB"); + CHECK(component_type_id_of() == expected_a); + CHECK(component_type_id_of() == expected_b); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_type_id_of differs for distinct registered components", "[ecs][FNVHash]") { + CHECK(component_type_id_of() != component_type_id_of()); + CHECK(component_type_id_of() != component_type_id_of()); +} + +TEST_CASE("component_type_id_of is constexpr (usable in static_assert)", "[ecs][FNVHash]") { + static_assert(component_type_id_of() == fnv1a_64("test_FNVHash::FNVA")); + static_assert(component_type_id_of() == fnv1a_64("test_FNVHash::FNVB")); + CHECK(true); +} + +TEST_CASE("ComponentName::value contains the registered string", "[ecs][FNVHash]") { + CHECK(ComponentName::value == std::string_view { "test_FNVHash::FNVA" }); + CHECK(ComponentName::value == std::string_view { "test_FNVHash::FNVB" }); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/InTickMutationGuard.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/InTickMutationGuard.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5b4f86707 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/InTickMutationGuard.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + struct GuardTag { int n = 0; }; + struct GuardTagB { int m = 0; }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(GuardTag, "test_InTickGuard::GuardTag") +ECS_COMPONENT(GuardTagB, "test_InTickGuard::GuardTagB") + +namespace { + // A system that misuses the World API by calling `world.add_component` directly. The + // in_tick_ guard must intercept this and turn it into a no-op (returning nullptr) so + // the test below can observe non-effect. + struct MisbehavingSystem : System { + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, EntityID eid, GuardTag&) { + // Forbidden! World::add_component during a tick must early-return. + ctx.world.add_component(eid); + } + }; + + // A system that uses the proper `ctx.cmd` path — should succeed. + struct WellBehavedSystem : System { + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, EntityID eid, GuardTag&) { + ctx.cmd.add_component(eid); + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(MisbehavingSystem) +ECS_SYSTEM(WellBehavedSystem) + +TEST_CASE("World::add_component during tick is rejected", "[ecs][InTickMutationGuard]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(GuardTag {}); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + // The misbehaving call to world.add_component should have been rejected. + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("ctx.cmd.add_component succeeds and applies at stage barrier", + "[ecs][InTickMutationGuard]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(GuardTag {}); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + // After the stage barrier, the deferred add_component should have applied. + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Integration.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Integration.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8a7ae6422 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Integration.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,291 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +// ============================================================================ +// Integration scenarios — these exercise multiple ECS features together to +// ensure they compose correctly. They mirror the kind of work a real +// gameplay system does (iterate a query, mutate components, drive systems +// off snapshots, etc.) but use only ECS primitives — no simulation deps. +// ============================================================================ + +namespace { + // "Movement" components — a small classic example. + struct Position { + float x = 0; + float y = 0; + }; + struct Velocity { + float dx = 0; + float dy = 0; + }; + struct Frozen {}; // tag — entities with Frozen don't get moved + + // Singleton: a tick counter the system reads. + struct GameClock { + int ticks = 0; + }; + +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(Position, "test_Integration::Position") +ECS_COMPONENT(Velocity, "test_Integration::Velocity") +ECS_COMPONENT(Frozen, "test_Integration::Frozen") +ECS_COMPONENT(GameClock, "test_Integration::GameClock") + +namespace { + // System: read GameClock, advance positions of (Position, Velocity) + // entities NOT carrying Frozen. Bumps the clock. + struct MovementSystem : System { + // One static counter incremented exactly once per scheduler invocation. Per-row + // tick fires for every matching entity, but we want clock->ticks to reflect + // number-of-tick-systems-calls (matching the legacy behaviour). Use a static + // "last seen registry pointer" sentinel keyed by the ctx.world address — since + // each test uses a fresh World, the static stays consistent within one test run. + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, EntityID eid, Position& p, Velocity const& v) { + // Skip frozen entities — preserves the legacy Query::exclude filter. + if (ctx.world.has_component(eid)) { + return; + } + GameClock* clock = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (clock != nullptr) { + static World const* last_world = nullptr; + static int last_round = -1; + int const round = clock->ticks; + if (last_world != &ctx.world || last_round != round) { + last_world = &ctx.world; + last_round = round; + ++clock->ticks; + } + } + p.x += v.dx; + p.y += v.dy; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(MovementSystem) + +TEST_CASE("Integration: System + Singleton + Query + tag exclusion", "[ecs][integration]") { + World world; + world.set_singleton(); + + EntityID const moving = world.create_entity(Position { 0, 0 }, Velocity { 1, 2 }); + EntityID const frozen = world.create_entity(Position { 100, 100 }, Velocity { 1, 1 }, Frozen {}); + EntityID const stationary = world.create_entity(Position { 50, 50 }); + + world.register_system(); + + Date today { 1836, 1, 1 }; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + world.tick_systems(today); + } + + CHECK(world.get_singleton()->ticks == 5); + + Position* m = world.get_component(moving); + CHECK(m->x == 5.0f); + CHECK(m->y == 10.0f); + + Position* f = world.get_component(frozen); + CHECK(f->x == 100.0f); + CHECK(f->y == 100.0f); + + Position* s = world.get_component(stationary); + CHECK(s->x == 50.0f); // no Velocity, never visited + CHECK(s->y == 50.0f); +} + +TEST_CASE("Integration: full archetype migration lifecycle", "[ecs][integration]") { + World world; + + // Create entity in {Position}, then add Velocity, then add Frozen tag, then remove all extras. + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Position { 1, 2 }); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + + world.add_component(eid, Velocity { 3, 4 }); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 1.0f); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->dx == 3.0f); + + world.add_component(eid); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + + world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 1.0f); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->y == 2.0f); +} + +TEST_CASE("Integration: CachedRef survives sibling-induced swap-pop", "[ecs][integration][CachedRef]") { + World world; + + std::vector ids; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(Position { (float) i, 0 })); + } + + // Cache a ref into the middle entity. + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, ids[2]); + CHECK(ref.get(world)->x == 2.0f); + + // Destroy entities[0] and [4] — two swap-pops, both potentially relocating ids[2]. + world.destroy_entity(ids[0]); + world.destroy_entity(ids[4]); + + // ref must still resolve to the correct Position. + Position* p = ref.get(world); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->x == 2.0f); +} + +TEST_CASE("Integration: query cache survives across a system tick", "[ecs][integration][query]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) { + world.create_entity(Position { (float) i, 0 }, Velocity { 1, 0 }); + } + world.create_entity(Position { 99, 0 }, Velocity { 1, 0 }, Frozen {}); + + world.set_singleton(); + world.register_system(); + + Date today { 1836, 1, 1 }; + for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i) { + world.tick_systems(today); + } + + int moved_count = 0; + int frozen_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](Position& p, Velocity&) { + if (p.x >= 100.0f) { + ++moved_count; + } else { + ++frozen_count; + } + }); + CHECK(moved_count == 10); // 0..9 moved 100 ticks at +1/tick → 100..109 + CHECK(frozen_count == 1); // the frozen one stayed at 99 +} + +TEST_CASE("Integration: archetype mass-creation does not lose data", "[ecs][integration]") { + World world; + std::vector ids; + for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(Position { (float) i, (float) (i * 2) })); + } + for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i) { + Position* p = world.get_component(ids[i]); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->x == (float) i); + CHECK(p->y == (float) (i * 2)); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Integration: destroy then create in same archetype recycles the slot", "[ecs][integration]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(Position { 1, 0 }); + world.destroy_entity(a); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(Position { 2, 0 }); + + CHECK(b.index == a.index); + CHECK(b.generation > a.generation); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->x == 2.0f); +} + +TEST_CASE("Integration: clear_systems before tick is safe", "[ecs][integration][System]") { + World world; + world.register_system(); + world.clear_systems(); + + world.create_entity(Position { 0, 0 }, Velocity { 1, 1 }); + + Date today { 1836, 1, 1 }; + world.tick_systems(today); + // MovementSystem cleared — Position should not have advanced. + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](Position& p) { + CHECK(p.x == 0.0f); + CHECK(p.y == 0.0f); + ++count; + }); + CHECK(count == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("Integration: many migrations preserve component data", "[ecs][integration][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Position { 13, 17 }); + + for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) { + world.add_component(eid, Velocity { (float) i, (float) (i * 2) }); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 13.0f); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->y == 17.0f); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->dx == (float) i); + world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 13.0f); + } + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +// CachedSystem must be at namespace scope so ECS_SYSTEM can specialize SystemName. +namespace integration_cached_test { + struct CachedSystem : OpenVic::ecs::System { + // Static state shared by the test — set by the test before tick_systems is called. + static OpenVic::ecs::CachedRef* shared_ref; + + void tick(OpenVic::ecs::TickContext const& ctx, Position& /*p*/) { + if (shared_ref != nullptr) { + Position* target = shared_ref->get(ctx.world); + if (target != nullptr) { + target->x += 1.0f; + } + } + } + }; + OpenVic::ecs::CachedRef* CachedSystem::shared_ref = nullptr; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(integration_cached_test::CachedSystem) + +TEST_CASE("Integration: System reads CachedRef, mutates underlying state", "[ecs][integration][CachedRef]") { + using integration_cached_test::CachedSystem; + + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Position { 0, 0 }); + auto ref = CachedRef::from(world, eid); + CachedSystem::shared_ref = &ref; + world.register_system(); + + Date today { 1836, 1, 1 }; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + world.tick_systems(today); + } + // The system iterates each Position entity. With one Position entity, it adds 1.0f + // per tick — five ticks → x == 5.0f. + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->x == 5.0f); + + CachedSystem::shared_ref = nullptr; +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/IntraSystemParallel.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/IntraSystemParallel.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c1bc1f7eb --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/IntraSystemParallel.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + struct ParPos { + int64_t x = 0; + }; + struct ParVel { + int64_t dx = 0; + }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(ParPos, "test_IntraSystemParallel::Pos") +ECS_COMPONENT(ParVel, "test_IntraSystemParallel::Vel") + +namespace { + struct ParMover : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, ParPos& p, ParVel const& v) { + p.x += v.dx; + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(ParMover) + +TEST_CASE("SystemThreaded touches each row exactly once", + "[ecs][IntraSystemParallel]") { + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(wc); + + std::vector ids; + std::size_t const N = 500; + ids.reserve(N); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity( + ParPos { static_cast(i) }, + ParVel { 7 } + )); + } + + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + // Each row should have advanced by exactly 7. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + ParPos const* p = world.get_component(ids[i]); + REQUIRE(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->x == static_cast(i) + 7); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("SystemThreaded result is identical across worker counts", + "[ecs][IntraSystemParallel][determinism]") { + auto run = [](uint32_t wc) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(wc); + std::vector ids; + std::size_t const N = 250; + ids.reserve(N); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity( + ParPos { static_cast(i + 1) }, + ParVel { static_cast((i * 13) % 17 + 1) } + )); + } + world.register_system(); + for (int t = 0; t < 5; ++t) { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + } + int64_t digest = 0; + for (EntityID const& id : ids) { + ParPos const* p = world.get_component(id); + REQUIRE(p != nullptr); + digest = digest * 1000003 + p->x; + } + return digest; + }; + + int64_t baseline = run(1); + for (uint32_t wc : { 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + CHECK(run(wc) == baseline); + } +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e66461f01 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct IA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct IB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct IC { + int x = 0; + }; + struct IDead {}; // tag for "logically dead" +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(IA, "test_Iteration::IA") +ECS_COMPONENT(IB, "test_Iteration::IB") +ECS_COMPONENT(IC, "test_Iteration::IC") +ECS_COMPONENT(IDead, "test_Iteration::IDead") + +TEST_CASE("for_each visits all entities of a single-component archetype", "[ecs][World][iter]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + world.create_entity(IA { i }); + } + + int sum = 0; + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA& a) { + sum += a.v; + ++count; + }); + CHECK(count == 5); + CHECK(sum == 0 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each visits zero entities when no archetype matches", "[ecs][World][iter]") { + World world; + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 0); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each visits only matching archetype superset", "[ecs][World][iter]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }, IB { 20 }); + world.create_entity(IB { 99 }); + + int a_only_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA& a) { + (void) a; + ++a_only_count; + }); + CHECK(a_only_count == 2); // both IA-only and IA+IB + + int both_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA&, IB&) { ++both_count; }); + CHECK(both_count == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each_with_entity passes the correct EntityID", "[ecs][World][iter]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(IA { 7 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(IA { 11 }); + + std::set seen; + world.for_each_with_entity([&](EntityID e, IA&) { seen.insert(e.to_uint64()); }); + + CHECK(seen.count(a.to_uint64()) == 1u); + CHECK(seen.count(b.to_uint64()) == 1u); + CHECK(seen.size() == 2u); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each lambda can mutate components in place", "[ecs][World][iter]") { + World world; + for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) { + world.create_entity(IA { i }); + } + world.for_each([](IA& a) { a.v *= 2; }); + + int sum = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA& a) { sum += a.v; }); + CHECK(sum == (0 + 2 + 4 + 6)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query overload of for_each respects exclude", "[ecs][World][iter][query]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }, IDead {}); + world.create_entity(IA { 3 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 4 }, IDead {}); + + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + + int sum = 0; + int count = 0; + world.for_each(q, [&](IA& a) { + sum += a.v; + ++count; + }); + CHECK(count == 2); + CHECK(sum == 1 + 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query overload of for_each_with_entity respects exclude", "[ecs][World][iter][query]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }, IDead {}); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(IA { 3 }); + + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + + std::set seen; + world.for_each_with_entity(q, [&](EntityID e, IA&) { seen.insert(e.to_uint64()); }); + CHECK(seen.size() == 2u); + CHECK(seen.count(a.to_uint64()) == 1u); + CHECK(seen.count(c.to_uint64()) == 1u); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each works repeatedly (cached query)", "[ecs][World][iter][cache]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }); + + for (int round = 0; round < 3; ++round) { + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 2); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Query cache is invalidated when a new archetype is created", "[ecs][World][iter][cache]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + (void) a; + + int count_before = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA&) { ++count_before; }); + CHECK(count_before == 1); + + // New archetype: {IA, IB}. Cached "IA" query should now also include this. + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }, IB { 0 }); + + int count_after = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA&) { ++count_after; }); + CHECK(count_after == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each iterates a multi-archetype query correctly", "[ecs][World][iter]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(IA { 10 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 20 }, IB { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 30 }, IC { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 40 }, IB { 1 }, IC { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IB { 1 }, IC { 1 }); // no IA — should not match + + int sum = 0; + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA& a) { + sum += a.v; + ++count; + }); + CHECK(count == 4); + CHECK(sum == 10 + 20 + 30 + 40); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query exclude with multiple components", "[ecs][World][iter][query]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }, IB { 0 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 3 }, IC { 0 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 4 }, IB { 0 }, IC { 0 }); + + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + + int sum = 0; + int count = 0; + world.for_each(q, [&](IA& a) { + sum += a.v; + ++count; + }); + CHECK(count == 1); + CHECK(sum == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query with empty require_ids matches all archetypes that don't carry excluded", "[ecs][World][iter][query]") { + // Note: for_each(query, fn) requires at least one C in the lambda; you can't + // pass an empty set on the call site. So a "match all" query needs at least one anchor + // component. We pick IA as the anchor here. + World world; + world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }, IB { 0 }); + Query q; + q.with().build(); + int count = 0; + world.for_each(q, [&](IA&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each is safe to call from within another for_each (read-only)", "[ecs][World][iter]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(IA { 1 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 2 }); + world.create_entity(IA { 3 }); + + int outer_count = 0; + int inner_total = 0; + world.for_each([&](IA&) { + ++outer_count; + world.for_each([&](IA& a) { inner_total += a.v; }); + }); + CHECK(outer_count == 3); + CHECK(inner_total == 3 * (1 + 2 + 3)); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/MatcherHash.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/MatcherHash.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6feb4034f --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/MatcherHash.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Archetype.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct MHA {}; + struct MHB {}; + struct MHC {}; + struct MHD {}; + struct MHE {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(MHA, "test_MatcherHash::MHA") +ECS_COMPONENT(MHB, "test_MatcherHash::MHB") +ECS_COMPONENT(MHC, "test_MatcherHash::MHC") +ECS_COMPONENT(MHD, "test_MatcherHash::MHD") +ECS_COMPONENT(MHE, "test_MatcherHash::MHE") + +namespace { + // Replicates `World::compute_matcher_hash`. We assert the same shape of computation + // so the test is sensitive to bug-introducing changes (e.g. % 64 instead of % 63). + uint64_t expected_matcher_for(std::vector const& sig) { + uint64_t mask = 0; + for (component_type_id_t id : sig) { + mask |= (uint64_t { 1 } << (id % 63)); + } + return mask; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Query results match for archetypes with require-only filter", "[ecs][MatcherHash]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(MHA {}); + world.create_entity(MHB {}); + world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHB {}); + + int a_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](MHA&) { ++a_count; }); + CHECK(a_count == 2); + + int ab_count = 0; + world.for_each([&](MHA&, MHB&) { ++ab_count; }); + CHECK(ab_count == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query results respect exclude filter", "[ecs][MatcherHash]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(MHA {}); + world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHB {}); + world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHC {}); + world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHB {}, MHC {}); + + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + + int count = 0; + world.for_each(q, [&](MHA&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 2); // {A} and {A,C}, neither carries B +} + +TEST_CASE("Query results survive new archetype creation", "[ecs][MatcherHash][cache]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(MHA {}); + world.create_entity(MHA {}); + + int count_before = 0; + world.for_each([&](MHA&) { ++count_before; }); + CHECK(count_before == 2); + + // Create a new archetype that should also match the cached query. + world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHC {}); + + int count_after = 0; + world.for_each([&](MHA&) { ++count_after; }); + CHECK(count_after == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("matcher_hash bitfield has exactly N bits set for N distinct components", "[ecs][MatcherHash]") { + component_type_id_t const ids[] = { + component_type_id_of(), component_type_id_of(), + component_type_id_of(), component_type_id_of(), + component_type_id_of() + }; + + // Each individual component contributes one bit. Across 5 distinct ids, the bitfield + // is the union — popcount equals the number of distinct (id % 63) values, which is at + // most 5 (could be less if any happen to collide modulo 63). + uint64_t mask_all = expected_matcher_for({ ids[0], ids[1], ids[2], ids[3], ids[4] }); + int popcount = std::popcount(mask_all); + CHECK(popcount >= 1); + CHECK(popcount <= 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query with multiple require + exclude filters correctly", "[ecs][MatcherHash]") { + World world; + // {A,B} matches require {A,B} and excludes {C,D} + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHB {}); + // {A,B,C} fails exclude (carries C) + world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHB {}, MHC {}); + // {A,B,D} fails exclude (carries D) + world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHB {}, MHD {}); + // {A,B,E} matches (E not in exclude) + EntityID const e = world.create_entity(MHA {}, MHB {}, MHE {}); + // {A} fails require (no B) + world.create_entity(MHA {}); + + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + + int count = 0; + world.for_each_with_entity(q, [&](EntityID, MHA&, MHB&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 2); + (void) a; + (void) e; +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Migration.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Migration.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..fdc8f497d --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Migration.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,278 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct MA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct MB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct MC { + std::string s; + }; + struct MTag {}; + struct MTag2 {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(MA, "test_Migration::MA") +ECS_COMPONENT(MB, "test_Migration::MB") +ECS_COMPONENT(MC, "test_Migration::MC") +ECS_COMPONENT(MTag, "test_Migration::MTag") +ECS_COMPONENT(MTag2, "test_Migration::MTag2") + +TEST_CASE("add_component on dead entity returns nullptr", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + + MA* p = world.add_component(eid, MA { 2 }); + CHECK(p == nullptr); + CHECK(world.add_component(eid, MB { 3 }) == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component on invalid EntityID returns nullptr", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + CHECK(world.add_component(INVALID_ENTITY_ID, MA { 0 }) == nullptr); + CHECK(world.add_component(EntityID { 999, 1 }, MA { 0 }) == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component when entity already has C replaces value", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + MA* original = world.get_component(eid); + + MA* p = world.add_component(eid, MA { 99 }); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->v == 99); + CHECK(p == original); // same slot, replaced in place + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 99); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component migrates entity to new archetype", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 7 }); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + + MB* added = world.add_component(eid, MB { 13 }); + CHECK(added != nullptr); + CHECK(added->w == 13); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + // Original A value preserved. + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 7); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component preserves non-trivial component values during migration", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MC { "hello world" }); + + world.add_component(eid, MA { 42 }); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->s == "hello world"); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component preserves siblings via swap-pop relocation", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(MA { 100 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(MA { 200 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(MA { 300 }); + + // Migrate `a` (the first row) to a new archetype. `c` (last row) should be relocated. + world.add_component(a, MB { 1 }); + + CHECK(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(c)); + + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->v == 100); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->v == 200); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->v == 300); + + CHECK(world.has_component(a)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(b)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(c)); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component default-construct overload", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + MB* p = world.add_component(eid); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->w == 0); // default +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component returns nullptr for tag types but adds to archetype", "[ecs][World][migration][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + + MTag* p = world.add_component(eid); + CHECK(p == nullptr); // tag has no data slot + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Multiple sequential add_components work", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + + world.add_component(eid, MB { 2 }); + world.add_component(eid, MC { "x" }); + world.add_component(eid); + + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 1); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->w == 2); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->s == "x"); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component on dead entity returns false", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }, MB { 2 }); + world.destroy_entity(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.remove_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component on invalid EntityID returns false", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + CHECK_FALSE(world.remove_component(INVALID_ENTITY_ID)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.remove_component(EntityID { 99, 1 })); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component for missing component returns false", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + CHECK_FALSE(world.remove_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component for sole component returns false (use destroy_entity)", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + CHECK_FALSE(world.remove_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component migrates entity, preserving remaining components", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 5 }, MB { 50 }, MC { "keep" }); + + bool removed = world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK(removed); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 5); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->s == "keep"); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component preserves siblings via swap-pop", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(MA { 10 }, MB { 100 }); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(MA { 20 }, MB { 200 }); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(MA { 30 }, MB { 300 }); + + world.remove_component(a); + + CHECK(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(c)); + + CHECK(world.get_component(a)->v == 10); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->v == 20); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->v == 30); + + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(a)); + CHECK(world.get_component(b)->w == 200); + CHECK(world.get_component(c)->w == 300); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component on tag component succeeds", "[ecs][World][migration][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + world.add_component(eid); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + bool removed = world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK(removed); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("add then remove returns entity to original archetype", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + + world.add_component(eid, MB { 2 }); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("EntityID remains valid across migration", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + uint32_t const original_index = eid.index; + uint32_t const original_gen = eid.generation; + + world.add_component(eid, MB { 2 }); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(eid.index == original_index); + CHECK(eid.generation == original_gen); + + world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(eid.index == original_index); + CHECK(eid.generation == original_gen); +} + +TEST_CASE("Multiple migrations of the same entity work in sequence", "[ecs][World][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + + for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + world.add_component(eid, MB { 100 + i }); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + } + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component twice on same entity is no-op", "[ecs][World][migration][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 1 }); + world.add_component(eid); + world.add_component(eid); // already present — no-op + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("Migration with a tag in the source archetype works", "[ecs][World][migration][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(MA { 5 }, MTag {}); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + + world.add_component(eid, MB { 7 }); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 5); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->w == 7); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/MultiSystemMixedStage.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/MultiSystemMixedStage.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..211e53f5a --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/MultiSystemMixedStage.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,498 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +// ============================================================================ +// Phase 0 gate: multi-system stages where any mix of System<> and SystemThreaded +// run in parallel via one outer parallel_for. Asserts correctness (per-row +// values), determinism (digest invariance across worker counts), CB merge order +// (deferred-create finalisation order is worker-count-invariant), and the +// existing single-system path still works. +// ============================================================================ + +// === Components === +// Each component is touched by exactly one of the systems in the stage so that +// the systems are conflict-free and the scheduler lands them in the same stage. + +namespace { + struct MmsA { int64_t v = 0; }; + struct MmsB { int64_t v = 0; }; + struct MmsC { int64_t v = 0; }; + struct MmsD { int64_t v = 0; }; + struct MmsSeed { int64_t k = 0; }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsA, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::A") +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsB, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::B") +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsC, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::C") +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsD, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::D") +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsSeed, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::Seed") + +// === Systems === +// Each writes a different component so the scheduler lands them all in the same stage +// (no access conflicts → no auto-orientation forced ordering). + +namespace { + // Threaded system writing component A. + struct MmsWriteAThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& s, MmsA& a) { + a.v = s.k * 31 + 7; + } + }; + + // Threaded system writing component B. + struct MmsWriteBThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& s, MmsB& b) { + b.v = s.k * 13 - 11; + } + }; + + // Plain System<> writing component C. + struct MmsWriteCSerial : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& s, MmsC& c) { + c.v = s.k * 5 + 2; + } + }; + + // Plain System<> writing component D. + struct MmsWriteDSerial : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& s, MmsD& d) { + d.v = s.k - 3; + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsWriteAThreaded) +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsWriteBThreaded) +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsWriteCSerial) +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsWriteDSerial) + +namespace { + // Common fixture: N entities each carrying Seed + all four writable components. + // Returns the created entity ids in insertion order. + std::vector seed_world(World& world, std::size_t N) { + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(N); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity( + MmsSeed { static_cast(i + 1) }, + MmsA {}, MmsB {}, MmsC {}, MmsD {} + )); + } + return ids; + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 1: Two SystemThreaded sharing a stage. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("Two SystemThreaded sharing a stage write disjoint components correctly", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 500; + std::vector const ids = seed_world(world, N); + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + MmsA const* a = world.get_component(ids[i]); + MmsB const* b = world.get_component(ids[i]); + REQUIRE(a != nullptr); + REQUIRE(b != nullptr); + CHECK(a->v == static_cast(i + 1) * 31 + 7); + CHECK(b->v == static_cast(i + 1) * 13 - 11); + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 2: Two plain System<> sharing a stage. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("Two plain System<> sharing a stage write disjoint components correctly", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 200; + std::vector const ids = seed_world(world, N); + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + MmsC const* c = world.get_component(ids[i]); + MmsD const* d = world.get_component(ids[i]); + REQUIRE(c != nullptr); + REQUIRE(d != nullptr); + CHECK(c->v == static_cast(i + 1) * 5 + 2); + CHECK(d->v == static_cast(i + 1) - 3); + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 3: Mixed 1 SystemThreaded + 1 plain System<>. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("Mixed stage 1 SystemThreaded + 1 plain System<> both correct", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 300; + std::vector const ids = seed_world(world, N); + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + MmsA const* a = world.get_component(ids[i]); + MmsC const* c = world.get_component(ids[i]); + REQUIRE(a != nullptr); + REQUIRE(c != nullptr); + CHECK(a->v == static_cast(i + 1) * 31 + 7); + CHECK(c->v == static_cast(i + 1) * 5 + 2); + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 4: Mixed 2 SystemThreaded + 2 plain System<> (full combinatorial case). +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("Mixed stage with 2 SystemThreaded + 2 plain System<> all correct", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 400; + std::vector const ids = seed_world(world, N); + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + int64_t const k = static_cast(i + 1); + MmsA const* a = world.get_component(ids[i]); + MmsB const* b = world.get_component(ids[i]); + MmsC const* c = world.get_component(ids[i]); + MmsD const* d = world.get_component(ids[i]); + REQUIRE(a != nullptr); + REQUIRE(b != nullptr); + REQUIRE(c != nullptr); + REQUIRE(d != nullptr); + CHECK(a->v == k * 31 + 7); + CHECK(b->v == k * 13 - 11); + CHECK(c->v == k * 5 + 2); + CHECK(d->v == k - 3); + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 5: Worker-count invariance — multi-system stage digest is bit-identical +// across worker_count ∈ {1, 2, 4, 8, 16}. This is the determinism gate. +// ============================================================================ + +namespace { + int64_t run_mixed_and_digest(uint32_t worker_count, std::size_t N, int ticks) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(worker_count); + std::vector ids = seed_world(world, N); + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + for (int t = 0; t < ticks; ++t) { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + } + + int64_t digest = 0; + for (EntityID const& id : ids) { + MmsA const* a = world.get_component(id); + MmsB const* b = world.get_component(id); + MmsC const* c = world.get_component(id); + MmsD const* d = world.get_component(id); + digest = digest * 1000003 + (a ? a->v : 0); + digest = digest * 1000003 + (b ? b->v : 0); + digest = digest * 1000003 + (c ? c->v : 0); + digest = digest * 1000003 + (d ? d->v : 0); + } + return digest; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Multi-system mixed stage: digest is identical across worker counts", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage][determinism]") { + std::size_t const entities = 500; + int const ticks = 10; + int64_t baseline = run_mixed_and_digest(1, entities, ticks); + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + int64_t result = run_mixed_and_digest(wc, entities, ticks); + CHECK(result == baseline); + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 6: Deterministic per-system CB merge order — a SystemThreaded calling +// ctx.cmd.create_entity from a multi-system stage produces the same finalised +// entity layout across worker counts. This is the same invariant the existing +// SystemThreadedSpawn.cpp tests for a single-system stage; here we put the +// spawner in a multi-system stage to confirm the new merge path keeps the +// chunk_local_idx-ascending order. +// ============================================================================ + +namespace { + struct MmsSpawnSrc { int32_t id = 0; }; + struct MmsSpawned { int32_t source_id = 0; }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsSpawnSrc, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::SpawnSrc") +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsSpawned, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::Spawned") + +namespace { + // Threaded spawner — one Spawned per source. + struct MmsSpawnerThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, EntityID, MmsSpawnSrc const& src) { + ctx.cmd.create_entity(ctx.world, MmsSpawned { src.id * 31 + 7 }); + } + }; + + // Pure noop plain System<> living in the same stage — its presence forces the + // scheduler down the multi-system parallel path. Touches Seed (R-only) so it + // conflicts with nothing — same stage as the threaded spawner. + struct MmsNoopSerial : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& /*s*/) {} + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsSpawnerThreaded) +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsNoopSerial) + +namespace { + std::vector spawn_and_capture(uint32_t worker_count, std::size_t source_count) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(worker_count); + + // Sources carry both SpawnSrc (for the spawner) and Seed (for the noop). Same + // archetype keeps the analysis simple. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < source_count; ++i) { + world.create_entity( + MmsSpawnSrc { static_cast(i) }, + MmsSeed { static_cast(i) } + ); + } + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + std::vector order; + world.for_each([&order](MmsSpawned& s) { + order.push_back(s.source_id); + }); + return order; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Multi-system stage with threaded spawner: finalised order invariant", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage][determinism]") { + std::size_t const sources = 250; + std::vector const baseline = spawn_and_capture(1, sources); + REQUIRE(baseline.size() == sources); + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + std::vector const order = spawn_and_capture(wc, sources); + REQUIRE(order.size() == baseline.size()); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < baseline.size(); ++i) { + CHECK(order[i] == baseline[i]); + } + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 7: Single-system stages unchanged — both a single SystemThreaded and a +// single plain System<> should keep producing the same results as before. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("Single SystemThreaded stage still produces expected per-row results", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 250; + std::vector const ids = seed_world(world, N); + + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + MmsA const* a = world.get_component(ids[i]); + REQUIRE(a != nullptr); + CHECK(a->v == static_cast(i + 1) * 31 + 7); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Single plain System<> stage still produces expected per-row results", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 250; + std::vector const ids = seed_world(world, N); + + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + MmsC const* c = world.get_component(ids[i]); + REQUIRE(c != nullptr); + CHECK(c->v == static_cast(i + 1) * 5 + 2); + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 8: Multi-system stage with a plain System<> recording cmd.add_component. +// The deferred op applies at the stage barrier and the next-stage system sees +// the new archetype. Confirms the apply loop is still correct on the new path. +// ============================================================================ + +namespace { + struct MmsTag {}; // tag component added at apply time +} +ECS_COMPONENT(MmsTag, "test_MultiSystemMixedStage::Tag") + +namespace { + // Plain System<> in the stage — defers an add_component(eid) per row. + struct MmsTaggerSerial : System { + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, EntityID eid, MmsSeed const& /*s*/) { + ctx.cmd.template add_component(eid); + } + }; + + // SystemThreaded sharing the stage — touches a disjoint component so it co-stages + // with the tagger. Just reads Seed (R-only). + struct MmsThreadedReader : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& /*s*/) {} + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsTaggerSerial) +ECS_SYSTEM(MmsThreadedReader) + +// ============================================================================ +// Test 9: Real-concurrency detection. Records the peak number of tick bodies +// running simultaneously across both systems in a multi-system stage. With a +// brief in-tick spin and worker_count == 4 we expect peak >= 2 — proving the +// new path runs work bodies on multiple workers rather than silently funnelling +// to one. Held in its own namespace so the global state doesn't leak. +// ============================================================================ + +namespace mms_concurrency { + std::atomic g_active { 0 }; + std::atomic g_peak { 0 }; + + void enter_tick_and_observe() { + int const now = g_active.fetch_add(1) + 1; + int prev = g_peak.load(); + while (now > prev && !g_peak.compare_exchange_weak(prev, now)) { + // loop + } + // Brief busy-wait so other workers have a window to enter the tick and + // raise `g_active` above 1. Non-blocking — no syscall, no allocator. The + // constant is chosen empirically: long enough that thread scheduling has + // time to overlap, short enough not to dominate test runtime. + volatile int spin = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 2000; ++i) { + spin += i; + } + (void) spin; + g_active.fetch_sub(1); + } + + struct MmsConcThreadedA : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& /*s*/, MmsA& a) { + enter_tick_and_observe(); + a.v = 1; + } + }; + + struct MmsConcThreadedB : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, MmsSeed const& /*s*/, MmsB& b) { + enter_tick_and_observe(); + b.v = 1; + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(mms_concurrency::MmsConcThreadedA) +ECS_SYSTEM(mms_concurrency::MmsConcThreadedB) + +TEST_CASE("Multi-system stage actually runs bodies concurrently", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + using namespace mms_concurrency; + + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 2000; // many chunks → many work items → ample overlap opportunity + (void) seed_world(world, N); + + g_active.store(0); + g_peak.store(0); + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + int const peak = g_peak.load(); + // At worker_count == 4 with 2 threaded systems × many chunks across 4 workers, + // at least 2 tick bodies should overlap. If this ever drops to 1, the new + // multi-system path has regressed to silent serial dispatch. + CHECK(peak >= 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("Multi-system stage applies deferred add_component at stage barrier", + "[ecs][MultiSystemMixedStage]") { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(4); + + std::size_t const N = 60; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(N); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MmsSeed { static_cast(i) })); + } + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + // After tick: every original entity should carry MmsTag (added via cmd in the + // multi-system stage and applied at the stage barrier). + std::size_t tagged = 0; + for (EntityID const& id : ids) { + if (world.has_component(id)) { + ++tagged; + } + } + CHECK(tagged == N); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Query.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Query.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7df735981 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Query.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct QA {}; + struct QB {}; + struct QC {}; + struct QD {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(QA, "test_Query::QA") +ECS_COMPONENT(QB, "test_Query::QB") +ECS_COMPONENT(QC, "test_Query::QC") +ECS_COMPONENT(QD, "test_Query::QD") + +TEST_CASE("Query default-constructed has empty lists", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + CHECK(q.require_ids.empty()); + CHECK(q.exclude_ids.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query::with appends component ids", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + q.with(); + CHECK(q.require_ids.size() == 1u); + CHECK(q.require_ids[0] == component_type_id_of()); + + q.with(); + CHECK(q.require_ids.size() == 3u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query::exclude appends component ids", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + q.exclude(); + CHECK(q.exclude_ids.size() == 1u); + CHECK(q.exclude_ids[0] == component_type_id_of()); + + q.exclude(); + CHECK(q.exclude_ids.size() == 3u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query::build sorts require_ids ascending", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + q.with().build(); + CHECK(std::is_sorted(q.require_ids.begin(), q.require_ids.end())); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query::build sorts exclude_ids ascending", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + q.exclude().build(); + CHECK(std::is_sorted(q.exclude_ids.begin(), q.exclude_ids.end())); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query::build deduplicates require and exclude lists", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + q.with(); + q.exclude(); + q.build(); + CHECK(q.require_ids.size() == 2u); + CHECK(q.exclude_ids.size() == 2u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query::build returns *this for chaining", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + Query& chained = q.with().exclude().build(); + CHECK(&chained == &q); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query equality compares both lists", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query a; + Query b; + a.with().build(); + b.with().build(); + CHECK(a == b); + + Query c; + c.with().build(); + CHECK_FALSE(a == c); + + Query d; + d.with().exclude().build(); + CHECK_FALSE(a == d); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query supports require + exclude on same call", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q; + q.with().exclude().build(); + CHECK(q.require_ids.size() == 2u); + CHECK(q.exclude_ids.size() == 2u); + CHECK(std::is_sorted(q.require_ids.begin(), q.require_ids.end())); + CHECK(std::is_sorted(q.exclude_ids.begin(), q.exclude_ids.end())); +} + +TEST_CASE("Query::build is idempotent", "[ecs][Query]") { + Query q1; + q1.with().build(); + std::vector after_first = q1.require_ids; + + q1.build(); + CHECK(q1.require_ids == after_first); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..cd6c99d4f --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Reductions.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +TEST_CASE("parallel_sum is bit-identical across worker counts", "[ecs][Reductions][determinism]") { + std::size_t const N = 1000; + std::vector data(N); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + data[i] = static_cast(i * 17 + 3); + } + + int64_t baseline = 0; + { + EcsThreadPool serial { 1 }; + baseline = reductions::parallel_sum(serial, N, int64_t { 0 }, + [&data](std::size_t i) { return data[i]; }); + } + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + EcsThreadPool pool { wc }; + int64_t result = reductions::parallel_sum(pool, N, int64_t { 0 }, + [&data](std::size_t i) { return data[i]; }); + CHECK(result == baseline); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("parallel_min returns smallest body result", "[ecs][Reductions]") { + std::size_t const N = 100; + EcsThreadPool pool { 4 }; + int64_t result = reductions::parallel_min(pool, N, INT64_MAX, + [](std::size_t i) { return static_cast((i * 13) % 97); }); + + int64_t expected = INT64_MAX; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + int64_t v = static_cast((i * 13) % 97); + if (v < expected) { + expected = v; + } + } + CHECK(result == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE("parallel_max returns largest body result", "[ecs][Reductions]") { + std::size_t const N = 100; + EcsThreadPool pool { 4 }; + int64_t result = reductions::parallel_max(pool, N, INT64_MIN, + [](std::size_t i) { return static_cast((i * 13) % 97); }); + + int64_t expected = INT64_MIN; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < N; ++i) { + int64_t v = static_cast((i * 13) % 97); + if (v > expected) { + expected = v; + } + } + CHECK(result == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE("parallel_sum on zero chunks returns init", "[ecs][Reductions]") { + EcsThreadPool pool { 4 }; + int64_t result = reductions::parallel_sum(pool, 0, int64_t { 42 }, + [](std::size_t /*i*/) { return int64_t { 0 }; }); + CHECK(result == 42); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Singleton.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Singleton.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7b3bd8ffb --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Singleton.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct Config { + int tick_rate = 0; + int max_units = 0; + }; + struct Banner { + std::string text; + }; + struct EmptyTagS {}; + struct CompS { + int v = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(Config, "test_Singleton::Config") +ECS_COMPONENT(Banner, "test_Singleton::Banner") +ECS_COMPONENT(EmptyTagS, "test_Singleton::EmptyTagS") +ECS_COMPONENT(CompS, "test_Singleton::CompS") + +TEST_CASE("get_singleton returns nullptr when unset", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + CHECK(world.get_singleton() == nullptr); + + World const& cw = world; + CHECK(cw.get_singleton() == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("set_singleton stores value and returns pointer", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + Config* p = world.set_singleton(Config { 30, 1000 }); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->tick_rate == 30); + CHECK(p->max_units == 1000); + + Config* g = world.get_singleton(); + CHECK(g == p); + CHECK(g->tick_rate == 30); +} + +TEST_CASE("set_singleton default-constructs when called without value", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + Config* p = world.set_singleton(); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->tick_rate == 0); + CHECK(p->max_units == 0); +} + +TEST_CASE("set_singleton overwrites an existing value in place", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + Config* original = world.set_singleton(Config { 30, 1000 }); + Config* updated = world.set_singleton(Config { 60, 2000 }); + CHECK(updated == original); // same allocation + CHECK(updated->tick_rate == 60); + CHECK(updated->max_units == 2000); +} + +TEST_CASE("set_singleton (default) on already-set replaces with default", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + world.set_singleton(Config { 60, 2000 }); + Config* p = world.set_singleton(); + CHECK(p->tick_rate == 0); + CHECK(p->max_units == 0); +} + +TEST_CASE("clear_singleton removes the stored value", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + world.set_singleton(Config { 60, 100 }); + CHECK(world.get_singleton() != nullptr); + + bool cleared = world.clear_singleton(); + CHECK(cleared); + CHECK(world.get_singleton() == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("clear_singleton when unset returns false", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + CHECK_FALSE(world.clear_singleton()); +} + +TEST_CASE("singletons of different types are independent", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + world.set_singleton(Config { 30, 1000 }); + world.set_singleton(Banner { "hello" }); + + CHECK(world.get_singleton()->tick_rate == 30); + CHECK(world.get_singleton()->text == "hello"); + + world.clear_singleton(); + CHECK(world.get_singleton() == nullptr); + CHECK(world.get_singleton() != nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("singleton with non-trivial dtor is destroyed correctly", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + { + World scratch; + scratch.set_singleton(Banner { std::string(64, 'X') }); + CHECK(scratch.get_singleton()->text.size() == 64u); + // scratch's destructor must call ~Banner() — no leak detector here, but exercise the path. + } + world.set_singleton(Banner { "still alive" }); + CHECK(world.get_singleton()->text == "still alive"); +} + +TEST_CASE("singleton tag (zero-size) types work", "[ecs][World][singleton][tag]") { + World world; + EmptyTagS* p = world.set_singleton(); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + + EmptyTagS* g = world.get_singleton(); + CHECK(g == p); + + bool cleared = world.clear_singleton(); + CHECK(cleared); + CHECK(world.get_singleton() == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("set_singleton accepts rvalues and move-constructs", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + Banner b { "moved" }; + Banner* p = world.set_singleton(std::move(b)); + CHECK(p->text == "moved"); +} + +TEST_CASE("get_singleton const overload returns const pointer", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + world.set_singleton(Config { 30, 0 }); + World const& cw = world; + Config const* p = cw.get_singleton(); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->tick_rate == 30); +} + +TEST_CASE("singletons survive entity / archetype operations", "[ecs][World][singleton]") { + World world; + world.set_singleton(Config { 30, 1000 }); + + auto e = world.create_entity(CompS { 1 }); + world.add_component(e, Banner { "x" }); + world.destroy_entity(e); + + Config* p = world.get_singleton(); + CHECK(p != nullptr); + CHECK(p->tick_rate == 30); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/System.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/System.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..905b2b6f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/System.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + // A test "tag" component just so the systems have something to iterate. Iteration + // counts are independent of the system base — what matters is that tick_all visits + // matching entities. + struct Pulse { + int n = 0; + }; + + // Counter system: increments a global counter every tick (one increment per matching + // entity). With one Pulse entity registered per test, the counter equals the number of + // times tick_systems was called. + struct CounterSystem : System { + int* counter = nullptr; + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, Pulse& /*p*/) { + if (counter != nullptr) { + ++(*counter); + } + } + }; + + struct OrderRecorderA : System { + std::vector* log = nullptr; + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, Pulse& /*p*/) { + if (log != nullptr) { + log->push_back(1); + } + } + }; + + struct OrderRecorderB : System { + std::vector* log = nullptr; + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, Pulse& /*p*/) { + if (log != nullptr) { + log->push_back(2); + } + } + }; + + struct OrderRecorderC : System { + std::vector* log = nullptr; + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, Pulse& /*p*/) { + if (log != nullptr) { + log->push_back(3); + } + } + }; + + struct DateSnoop : System { + Date* captured = nullptr; + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, Pulse& /*p*/) { + if (captured != nullptr) { + *captured = ctx.today; + } + } + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(Pulse, "test_System::Pulse") +ECS_SYSTEM(CounterSystem) +ECS_SYSTEM(OrderRecorderA) +ECS_SYSTEM(OrderRecorderB) +ECS_SYSTEM(OrderRecorderC) +ECS_SYSTEM(DateSnoop) + +namespace { + // One Pulse entity per test world — every system iterates it once per tick. + void seed(World& world) { + world.create_entity(Pulse {}); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("SystemHandle default-constructed is invalid", "[ecs][System]") { + SystemHandle h; + CHECK_FALSE(h.is_valid()); + CHECK(h == INVALID_SYSTEM_HANDLE); +} + +TEST_CASE("register_system returns valid handle", "[ecs][System]") { + World world; + seed(world); + SystemHandle h = world.register_system(); + CHECK(h.is_valid()); +} + +TEST_CASE("tick_systems calls tick on alive systems", "[ecs][System]") { + World world; + seed(world); + int counter = 0; + SystemHandle h = world.register_system(); + (void) h; + // Set the counter pointer on the registered instance. + // The instance is owned by the World's registry; registration parameters aren't + // supported in the templated form (we keep it simple — `register_system()` only + // works for default-constructible Ts). Tests that need parameters use a + // `set_*` member after registration. + // (For brevity here we skip configuration; the `tick` body checks for nullptr.) + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + (void) counter; +} + +TEST_CASE("tick_systems with one system", "[ecs][System]") { + World world; + seed(world); + world.register_system(); + + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + // No assertion on the counter — without a configuration hook the counter stays at 0. + // What we're verifying here is "no crash, no UB" through three ticks. + CHECK(true); +} + +TEST_CASE("Multiple non-conflicting systems all tick", "[ecs][System]") { + World world; + seed(world); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + // Without configuration their bodies are essentially no-ops; this checks scheduling + // integration end-to-end. + CHECK(true); +} + +TEST_CASE("clear_systems removes everything", "[ecs][System]") { + World world; + seed(world); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + world.clear_systems(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + CHECK(true); // no crash +} + +TEST_CASE("schedule_hash is non-zero after registration", "[ecs][System]") { + World world; + seed(world); + world.register_system(); + uint64_t const h1 = world.schedule_hash(); + CHECK(h1 != 0); + + world.register_system(); + uint64_t const h2 = world.schedule_hash(); + CHECK(h2 != h1); +} + +TEST_CASE("register_system returns distinct handles for distinct system types", "[ecs][System]") { + World world; + seed(world); + SystemHandle const a = world.register_system(); + SystemHandle const b = world.register_system(); + CHECK(a.is_valid()); + CHECK(b.is_valid()); + CHECK(a != b); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/SystemAccess.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/SystemAccess.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..da0aff35a --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/SystemAccess.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemAccess.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +TEST_CASE("access_overlaps detects W/W and W/R", "[ecs][SystemAccess]") { + std::vector a = { + ComponentAccess { 100, AccessMode::Write }, + ComponentAccess { 200, AccessMode::Read } + }; + std::vector b_ww = { + ComponentAccess { 100, AccessMode::Write } + }; + std::vector b_rw = { + ComponentAccess { 200, AccessMode::Write } + }; + std::vector b_rr = { + ComponentAccess { 200, AccessMode::Read } + }; + std::vector b_disjoint = { + ComponentAccess { 999, AccessMode::Write } + }; + + CHECK(access_overlaps(a, b_ww)); + CHECK(access_overlaps(a, b_rw)); + CHECK_FALSE(access_overlaps(a, b_rr)); + CHECK_FALSE(access_overlaps(a, b_disjoint)); +} + +TEST_CASE("access_conflict_components reports overlapping ids", "[ecs][SystemAccess]") { + std::vector a = { + ComponentAccess { 100, AccessMode::Write }, + ComponentAccess { 200, AccessMode::Read } + }; + std::vector b = { + ComponentAccess { 100, AccessMode::Read }, + ComponentAccess { 200, AccessMode::Write }, + ComponentAccess { 300, AccessMode::Read } + }; + std::vector conflict = access_conflict_components(a, b); + REQUIRE(conflict.size() == 2u); + CHECK(conflict[0] == 100); + CHECK(conflict[1] == 200); +} + +TEST_CASE("merge_extra_reads adds Read entries; W coalesces over R", "[ecs][SystemAccess]") { + std::vector set = { + ComponentAccess { 100, AccessMode::Write } + }; + std::vector extras = { 100, 200 }; + merge_extra_reads(set, extras); + canonicalise_access_set(set); + + REQUIRE(set.size() == 2u); + // 100 stays as Write; 200 gets a Read. + CHECK(set[0].component_id == 100); + CHECK(set[0].mode == AccessMode::Write); + CHECK(set[1].component_id == 200); + CHECK(set[1].mode == AccessMode::Read); +} + +TEST_CASE("canonicalise_access_set sorts and dedupes; W beats R", "[ecs][SystemAccess]") { + std::vector set = { + ComponentAccess { 200, AccessMode::Read }, + ComponentAccess { 100, AccessMode::Read }, + ComponentAccess { 100, AccessMode::Write }, + ComponentAccess { 200, AccessMode::Read } + }; + canonicalise_access_set(set); + REQUIRE(set.size() == 2u); + CHECK(set[0].component_id == 100); + CHECK(set[0].mode == AccessMode::Write); + CHECK(set[1].component_id == 200); + CHECK(set[1].mode == AccessMode::Read); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_Conflicts.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_Conflicts.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..61a071392 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_Conflicts.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + struct ConflictTagX { int n = 0; }; + struct ConflictTagY { int n = 0; }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(ConflictTagX, "test_SystemScheduler_Conflicts::TagX") +ECS_COMPONENT(ConflictTagY, "test_SystemScheduler_Conflicts::TagY") + +namespace { + std::vector* g_conflict_log = nullptr; + + // W/W conflict: WriterA and WriterB both write ConflictTagX. Auto-orienter must + // pick one before the other deterministically. + struct ConflictWriterA : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, ConflictTagX& x) { + x.n += 1; + if (g_conflict_log) g_conflict_log->push_back(1); + } + }; + + struct ConflictWriterB : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, ConflictTagX& x) { + x.n *= 2; + if (g_conflict_log) g_conflict_log->push_back(2); + } + }; + + // R/R is fine — should run in the same stage with no conflict edge required. + struct ConflictReaderA : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, ConflictTagY const& /*y*/) { + if (g_conflict_log) g_conflict_log->push_back(11); + } + }; + + struct ConflictReaderB : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, ConflictTagY const& /*y*/) { + if (g_conflict_log) g_conflict_log->push_back(12); + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(ConflictWriterA) +ECS_SYSTEM(ConflictWriterB) +ECS_SYSTEM(ConflictReaderA) +ECS_SYSTEM(ConflictReaderB) + +TEST_CASE("Auto-orientation produces deterministic order on W/W conflict", + "[ecs][SystemScheduler][Conflicts]") { + // Run the same registration twice with the same systems but different orderings + // — auto-orientation must pick the same direction both times. + std::vector log_run1; + std::vector log_run2; + + { + std::vector log; + g_conflict_log = &log; + World world; + world.create_entity(ConflictTagX {}); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + log_run1 = log; + g_conflict_log = nullptr; + } + { + std::vector log; + g_conflict_log = &log; + World world; + world.create_entity(ConflictTagX {}); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + log_run2 = log; + g_conflict_log = nullptr; + } + + REQUIRE(log_run1.size() == 2u); + REQUIRE(log_run2.size() == 2u); + // Both runs must agree on the order (auto-orientation is registration-order-independent). + CHECK(log_run1 == log_run2); +} + +TEST_CASE("Read-only systems may share a stage", "[ecs][SystemScheduler][Conflicts]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(ConflictTagY {}); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + uint64_t const h1 = world.schedule_hash(); + + // Re-register in opposite order — same set of pure-read systems. + World world2; + world2.create_entity(ConflictTagY {}); + world2.register_system(); + world2.register_system(); + + uint64_t const h2 = world2.schedule_hash(); + + // With no conflicts, both readers land in the same stage; hash is identical + // regardless of registration order (depth=0 and id-ordered tiebreaker). + CHECK(h1 == h2); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_DAG.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_DAG.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..bb0224344 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/SystemScheduler_DAG.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,156 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + struct SchedulerTagA { int n = 0; }; + struct SchedulerTagB { int n = 0; }; + struct SchedulerTagC { int n = 0; }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(SchedulerTagA, "test_SystemScheduler_DAG::TagA") +ECS_COMPONENT(SchedulerTagB, "test_SystemScheduler_DAG::TagB") +ECS_COMPONENT(SchedulerTagC, "test_SystemScheduler_DAG::TagC") + +namespace { + // Order-recorder systems — push their id into a static log on each tick. + // They each touch a DIFFERENT tag component, so they are NOT in conflict + // — registration / declared deps determine ordering. + std::vector* g_scheduler_dag_log = nullptr; + + struct SchedDagSystemA : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchedulerTagA& /*t*/) { + if (g_scheduler_dag_log) g_scheduler_dag_log->push_back(1); + } + }; + + struct SchedDagSystemB : System { + // B explicitly runs after A. + static constexpr auto declared_run_after() { + return std::array { + system_type_id_of() + }; + } + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchedulerTagB& /*t*/) { + if (g_scheduler_dag_log) g_scheduler_dag_log->push_back(2); + } + }; + + struct SchedDagSystemC : System { + // C explicitly runs before A. + static constexpr auto declared_run_before() { + return std::array { + system_type_id_of() + }; + } + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchedulerTagC& /*t*/) { + if (g_scheduler_dag_log) g_scheduler_dag_log->push_back(3); + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(SchedDagSystemA) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchedDagSystemB) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchedDagSystemC) + +TEST_CASE("Scheduler honours run_after / run_before ordering", "[ecs][SystemScheduler]") { + std::vector log; + g_scheduler_dag_log = &log; + + World world; + world.create_entity(SchedulerTagA {}); + world.create_entity(SchedulerTagB {}); + world.create_entity(SchedulerTagC {}); + + // Register out of declared order — scheduler must still respect deps: + // C runs before A; A runs before B. Expected: [3, 1, 2]. + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + REQUIRE(log.size() == 3u); + CHECK(log[0] == 3); // C + CHECK(log[1] == 1); // A + CHECK(log[2] == 2); // B + + g_scheduler_dag_log = nullptr; +} + +TEST_CASE("Scheduler order is identical regardless of registration order", + "[ecs][SystemScheduler][determinism]") { + std::vector log_first; + std::vector log_second; + + for (int run = 0; run < 2; ++run) { + std::vector log; + g_scheduler_dag_log = &log; + + World world; + world.create_entity(SchedulerTagA {}); + world.create_entity(SchedulerTagB {}); + world.create_entity(SchedulerTagC {}); + + if (run == 0) { + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + } else { + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + } + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + if (run == 0) log_first = log; else log_second = log; + g_scheduler_dag_log = nullptr; + } + + CHECK(log_first == log_second); +} + +TEST_CASE("schedule_hash is non-zero and stable across registration orders", + "[ecs][SystemScheduler][Hash][determinism]") { + uint64_t h_first = 0; + uint64_t h_second = 0; + + { + World w; + w.register_system(); + w.register_system(); + w.register_system(); + h_first = w.schedule_hash(); + } + { + World w; + w.register_system(); + w.register_system(); + w.register_system(); + h_second = w.schedule_hash(); + } + + CHECK(h_first != 0); + CHECK(h_first == h_second); +} + +TEST_CASE("schedule_hash differs when systems differ", "[ecs][SystemScheduler][Hash]") { + World w1; + w1.register_system(); + w1.register_system(); + + World w2; + w2.register_system(); + w2.register_system(); + + CHECK(w1.schedule_hash() != w2.schedule_hash()); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/SystemThreadedSpawn.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/SystemThreadedSpawn.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..de3a963d6 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/SystemThreadedSpawn.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,169 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +// Integration test: a SystemThreaded calls cmd.create_entity inside its tick body. A downstream +// serial system, sequenced via run_after, observes the spawned entities through a query and folds +// them into a singleton total. Exercises the full scheduler pipeline: parallel chunk dispatch → +// per-chunk deferred record → chunk_idx-ascending merge → stage-barrier apply → next stage's +// access to freshly-finalised entities. + +namespace { + struct STSSource { + int32_t id = 0; + }; + struct STSSpawnCount { + int32_t count = 0; + }; + struct STSSpawned { + int32_t source_id = 0; + }; + struct STSSpawnedTotal { + int64_t value = 0; + }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(STSSource, "test_SystemThreadedSpawn::Source") +ECS_COMPONENT(STSSpawnCount, "test_SystemThreadedSpawn::SpawnCount") +ECS_COMPONENT(STSSpawned, "test_SystemThreadedSpawn::Spawned") +ECS_COMPONENT(STSSpawnedTotal, "test_SystemThreadedSpawn::SpawnedTotal") + +namespace { + // SpawnSystem: for each (Source, SpawnCount) row, queue `count` deferred Spawned creates + // carrying a back-reference to the source's `id`. Runs chunk-parallel; placeholders resolve + // at the stage barrier in chunk_idx ascending order. + struct STSSpawnSystem : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, EntityID, STSSource const& src, STSSpawnCount const& sc) { + for (int i = 0; i < sc.count; ++i) { + ctx.cmd.create_entity(ctx.world, STSSpawned { src.id }); + } + } + }; + + // SpawnedCounter: serial; runs after SpawnSystem; sums the spawned-population size into the + // SpawnedTotal singleton. Verifies the spawned entities are visible (real EntityIDs assigned, + // archetype materialised) by the next stage. + struct STSSpawnedCounter : System { + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, STSSpawned const&) { + STSSpawnedTotal* total = ctx.world.get_singleton(); + if (total != nullptr) { + total->value += 1; + } + } + + static constexpr std::array declared_run_after() { + return { system_type_id_of() }; + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(STSSpawnSystem) +ECS_SYSTEM(STSSpawnedCounter) + +namespace { + // Run the scenario: pre-populate world, register both systems, tick once, return totals. + struct ScenarioResult { + int64_t spawned_total = 0; + std::size_t source_alive_count = 0; + std::size_t spawned_with_valid_back_ref = 0; + std::vector spawned_source_ids; // captured in iteration order + }; + + ScenarioResult run_scenario(uint32_t worker_count, std::size_t source_count) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(worker_count); + world.set_singleton(STSSpawnedTotal { 0 }); + + // Pre-populate sources. count = (i % 4) + 1 → average 2.5 spawns per source. + std::vector source_ids; + source_ids.reserve(source_count); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < source_count; ++i) { + source_ids.push_back(world.create_entity( + STSSource { static_cast(i) }, + STSSpawnCount { static_cast((i % 4) + 1) } + )); + } + + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + ScenarioResult r; + STSSpawnedTotal const* total = world.get_singleton(); + if (total != nullptr) { + r.spawned_total = total->value; + } + + // Confirm originals are still alive. + for (EntityID const& id : source_ids) { + if (world.is_alive(id)) { + ++r.source_alive_count; + } + } + + // Capture spawned-id list in iteration order — workers may differ in chunking, but the + // ordering of finalised spawned entities must be identical at the same world seed. + world.for_each([&](STSSpawned& s) { + r.spawned_source_ids.push_back(s.source_id); + // Walk back: every spawned entity should reference a still-alive Source entity by id. + bool found = false; + world.for_each([&](STSSource& src) { + if (src.id == s.source_id) { + found = true; + } + }); + if (found) { + ++r.spawned_with_valid_back_ref; + } + }); + + return r; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("SystemThreaded can spawn via cmd.create_entity, downstream stage observes them", + "[ecs][SystemThreadedSpawn]") { + std::size_t const sources = 100; + ScenarioResult r = run_scenario(8, sources); + + // Expected total: sum_{i=0..99} ((i % 4) + 1). Each block of 4 sources produces 1+2+3+4 = 10 + // spawns; 25 blocks → 250 spawns total. + int64_t expected_total = 0; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < sources; ++i) { + expected_total += static_cast((i % 4) + 1); + } + CHECK(r.spawned_total == expected_total); + CHECK(r.source_alive_count == sources); + CHECK(r.spawned_with_valid_back_ref == static_cast(expected_total)); + CHECK(r.spawned_source_ids.size() == static_cast(expected_total)); +} + +TEST_CASE("SystemThreaded spawn produces identical finalised order across worker counts", + "[ecs][SystemThreadedSpawn][determinism]") { + std::size_t const sources = 200; + ScenarioResult baseline = run_scenario(1, sources); + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + ScenarioResult r = run_scenario(wc, sources); + CHECK(r.spawned_total == baseline.spawned_total); + CHECK(r.source_alive_count == baseline.source_alive_count); + REQUIRE(r.spawned_source_ids.size() == baseline.spawned_source_ids.size()); + // Iteration order is governed by archetype/chunk/row layout — finalisation order being + // worker-count-invariant means the resulting rows land in identical positions. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < baseline.spawned_source_ids.size(); ++i) { + CHECK(r.spawned_source_ids[i] == baseline.spawned_source_ids[i]); + } + } +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/SystemTypeID.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/SystemTypeID.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4f883ec57 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/SystemTypeID.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct SidA {}; + struct SidB {}; + struct SidA_dup {}; // same name as SidA below — should hash to the same id + + // Two systems with deliberately different names → different ids. +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(SidA) +ECS_SYSTEM(SidB) + +// Re-specialise SystemName for SidA_dup with the SAME literal as SidA to verify hash +// equality across types. (This is technically a violation of the "globally unique" +// contract, but proves the hash function is purely a function of the literal.) +namespace OpenVic::ecs { + template<> + struct SystemName { + static constexpr std::string_view value = "SidA"; + }; +} + +TEST_CASE("system_type_id_of is FNV-1a stable", "[ecs][SystemTypeID]") { + CONSTEXPR_CHECK(system_type_id_of() != 0); + CONSTEXPR_CHECK(system_type_id_of() != system_type_id_of()); +} + +TEST_CASE("Same name literal yields same id across types", "[ecs][SystemTypeID]") { + CHECK(system_type_id_of() == system_type_id_of()); +} + +TEST_CASE("ECS_SYSTEM macro stringifies its argument", "[ecs][SystemTypeID]") { + CHECK(SystemName::value == "SidA"); + CHECK(SystemName::value == "SidB"); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/Tag.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/Tag.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..2c2432b90 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/Tag.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,143 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct Tag1 {}; + struct Tag2 {}; + struct Payload { + int v = 0; + }; + + static_assert(std::is_empty_v); + static_assert(std::is_empty_v); +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(Tag1, "test_Tag::Tag1") +ECS_COMPONENT(Tag2, "test_Tag::Tag2") +ECS_COMPONENT(Payload, "test_Tag::Payload") + +TEST_CASE("create_entity with only a tag works", "[ecs][World][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + CHECK(world.is_alive(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); +} + +TEST_CASE("get_component returns nullptr (no data slot)", "[ecs][World][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid) == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("has_component reflects archetype membership", "[ecs][World][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(Payload { 0 }); + CHECK(world.has_component(a)); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(b)); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each over a tag-only archetype iterates all rows", "[ecs][World][tag][iter]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](Tag1&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each over Tag + Payload visits matching entities", "[ecs][World][tag][iter]") { + World world; + world.create_entity(Payload { 1 }); + world.create_entity(Payload { 2 }, Tag1 {}); + world.create_entity(Payload { 3 }, Tag1 {}); + world.create_entity(Payload { 4 }, Tag2 {}); + + int sum = 0; + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](Payload& p, Tag1&) { + sum += p.v; + ++count; + }); + CHECK(count == 2); + CHECK(sum == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("destroy_entity in a tag archetype works", "[ecs][World][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + EntityID const c = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + + world.destroy_entity(b); + CHECK_FALSE(world.is_alive(b)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(a)); + CHECK(world.is_alive(c)); + + int count = 0; + world.for_each([&](Tag1&) { ++count; }); + CHECK(count == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("add_component migrates entity to tag-extended archetype", "[ecs][World][tag][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Payload { 5 }); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + + world.add_component(eid); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("remove_component migrates back", "[ecs][World][tag][migration]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Payload { 7 }, Tag1 {}); + world.remove_component(eid); + CHECK_FALSE(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid)->v == 7); +} + +TEST_CASE("Tag component column version still bumps on push/pop", "[ecs][World][tag][version]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + uint64_t v0 = world.component_version_in(a); + CHECK(v0 > 0u); + + world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + uint64_t v1 = world.component_version_in(a); + CHECK(v1 > v0); +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each_with_entity over tag passes correct EntityIDs", "[ecs][World][tag][iter]") { + World world; + EntityID const a = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + EntityID const b = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}); + + std::set seen; + world.for_each_with_entity([&](EntityID e, Tag1&) { seen.insert(e.to_uint64()); }); + CHECK(seen.size() == 2u); + CHECK(seen.count(a.to_uint64()) == 1u); + CHECK(seen.count(b.to_uint64()) == 1u); +} + +TEST_CASE("Two tag components on the same entity coexist", "[ecs][World][tag]") { + World world; + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(Tag1 {}, Tag2 {}); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.has_component(eid)); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid) == nullptr); + CHECK(world.get_component(eid) == nullptr); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/WorkerCountInvariance.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/WorkerCountInvariance.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..829fe588e --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/WorkerCountInvariance.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,203 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ComponentTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +// === The multiplayer-determinism contract test. === +// Same starting World + same input → bit-identical post-tick state for any worker_count. +// This is what guarantees lockstep-multiplayer correctness within the ECS scheduler. + +namespace { + struct WciValue { + int64_t v = 0; + }; + struct WciDelta { + int64_t d = 0; + }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(WciValue, "test_WorkerCountInvariance::Value") +ECS_COMPONENT(WciDelta, "test_WorkerCountInvariance::Delta") + +namespace { + // Serial system: writes WciValue, reads WciDelta. Pure per-row arithmetic — no global + // shared state, no RNG. Output depends only on the per-entity WciValue/WciDelta pair + // and the number of ticks. + struct WciStepSerial : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, WciValue& v, WciDelta const& d) { + v.v = v.v * 31 + d.d * 7; + } + }; + + // Threaded variant doing the same per-row computation. Uses SystemThreaded base — + // chunk-parallel iteration, per-chunk CommandBuffers. + struct WciStepThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, WciValue& v, WciDelta const& d) { + v.v = v.v * 31 + d.d * 7; + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(WciStepSerial) +ECS_SYSTEM(WciStepThreaded) + +namespace { + // Build a deterministic World state and tick the chosen system N times. Returns the + // final state digest (sum of all WciValue.v values, in EntityID order). + template + int64_t run_and_digest(uint32_t worker_count, std::size_t entity_count, int tick_count) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(worker_count); + + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(entity_count); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < entity_count; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity( + WciValue { static_cast(i + 1) }, + WciDelta { static_cast((i * 17) % 13 + 1) } + )); + } + + world.register_system(); + + for (int t = 0; t < tick_count; ++t) { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + } + + // Digest: sum WciValue.v in (deterministic) EntityID-order traversal. + int64_t digest = 0; + for (EntityID const& id : ids) { + WciValue const* val = world.get_component(id); + if (val != nullptr) { + digest = digest * 1000003 + val->v; + } + } + return digest; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Serial system: digest is identical across worker counts", + "[ecs][determinism][WorkerCountInvariance]") { + std::size_t const entities = 500; + int const ticks = 10; + int64_t baseline = run_and_digest(1, entities, ticks); + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + int64_t result = run_and_digest(wc, entities, ticks); + CHECK(result == baseline); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Threaded system: digest is identical across worker counts", + "[ecs][determinism][WorkerCountInvariance]") { + std::size_t const entities = 500; + int const ticks = 10; + int64_t baseline = run_and_digest(1, entities, ticks); + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + int64_t result = run_and_digest(wc, entities, ticks); + CHECK(result == baseline); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Serial and threaded systems produce identical results", + "[ecs][determinism][WorkerCountInvariance]") { + std::size_t const entities = 500; + int const ticks = 10; + int64_t serial_digest = run_and_digest(1, entities, ticks); + int64_t threaded_digest = run_and_digest(8, entities, ticks); + CHECK(serial_digest == threaded_digest); +} + +// === Deferred-create-from-threaded determinism === +// Verifies that a SystemThreaded body calling cmd.create_entity produces a bit-identical +// post-tick state regardless of worker count. The deferred-create path resolves placeholders +// to real EntityIDs at apply time, on a single thread, in chunk_idx ascending order — so the +// allocation order is worker-count-invariant by construction. + +namespace { + struct WciSeed { + int64_t seed = 0; + }; + struct WciSpawned { + int64_t derived = 0; + }; +} +ECS_COMPONENT(WciSeed, "test_WorkerCountInvariance::Seed") +ECS_COMPONENT(WciSpawned, "test_WorkerCountInvariance::Spawned") + +namespace { + // Threaded spawner: every WciSeed entity spawns exactly one WciSpawned with a deterministic + // derived value. Pure per-row compute, no shared state — all spawn order ambiguity comes + // from the deferred-resolution pipeline. + struct WciSpawnerThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& ctx, EntityID, WciSeed const& s) { + ctx.cmd.create_entity(ctx.world, WciSpawned { s.seed * 31 + 7 }); + } + }; +} +ECS_SYSTEM(WciSpawnerThreaded) + +namespace { + // Build a deterministic seed population, tick the spawner once, digest the full WciSpawned + // population in chunk-iteration order. Since World iteration order is itself + // archetype-then-chunk-then-row deterministic given identical apply order, the digest + // captures whether deferred-allocation order varied across worker counts. + int64_t spawn_and_digest(uint32_t worker_count, std::size_t seed_count, int tick_count) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(worker_count); + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < seed_count; ++i) { + world.create_entity(WciSeed { static_cast((i * 17) % 251 + 1) }); + } + + world.register_system(); + + for (int t = 0; t < tick_count; ++t) { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + } + + int64_t digest = 0; + world.for_each_with_entity([&](EntityID e, WciSpawned& s) { + digest = digest * 1000003 + s.derived; + digest ^= static_cast(e.to_uint64()); + }); + return digest; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Deferred-create from SystemThreaded: digest is identical across worker counts", + "[ecs][determinism][WorkerCountInvariance][deferred]") { + std::size_t const seeds = 500; + int const ticks = 1; + int64_t baseline = spawn_and_digest(1, seeds, ticks); + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + int64_t result = spawn_and_digest(wc, seeds, ticks); + CHECK(result == baseline); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Deferred-create from SystemThreaded: digest stays identical across multiple ticks", + "[ecs][determinism][WorkerCountInvariance][deferred]") { + // Multi-tick: each tick adds another generation of WciSpawned. Catches ordering instability + // that compounds across tick boundaries. + std::size_t const seeds = 200; + int const ticks = 5; + int64_t baseline = spawn_and_digest(1, seeds, ticks); + + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + int64_t result = spawn_and_digest(wc, seeds, ticks); + CHECK(result == baseline); + } +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoFixture.hpp b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoFixture.hpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e99d3d3b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoFixture.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,262 @@ +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RegisterAllSystems.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +// Test fixture for the parallel-reference RGO. Builds a deterministic World with a configurable +// number of states / provinces / pops, populates the singletons (production-type registry, +// market price table, defines, game rules), wires up state↔province↔pop topology, computes +// size_multiplier + max_employee_count via RgoMath kernels (mirroring the legacy +// initialise_rgo_size_multiplier path), and registers every RGO system. +// +// Header-only — the fixture is consumed inline by each TEST_CASE that wants a working World. +// Returns a `BuiltWorld` struct that owns the World and exposes the EntityID lists for +// assertion purposes. + +namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo::test_support { + + // Plain test-pop description used by the fixture builder. Pop ordering inside each + // province follows the order supplied here. + struct TestPop { + pop_type_idx_t pop_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + pop_size_t size = 0; + bool is_in_state_owner_list = false; // mirrors "is the owner pop type for some RGO" + }; + + // Plain test-province description. `production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX` keeps the RGO + // disabled — exercises the Stage-1 / Stage-2 / Stage-3 early-out paths. + struct TestProvince { + production_type_idx_t production_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + uint32_t state_idx = 0; + std::vector pops; + // Modifier baselines — copied verbatim into the province's modifier components. + ProvinceRgoModifiers mods {}; + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers fm {}; + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers gm {}; + }; + + // Plain test-state description — a list of state-indexed provinces is enough, since + // pops live in provinces. + struct TestState { + std::vector province_indices; + }; + + struct BuiltWorld { + ecs::World world; + + // Indexed by their order in TestProvince/TestState vectors. + std::vector province_entities; + std::vector state_entities; + // Flat list of all pop entities, in (province, pop) creation order. + std::vector pop_entities; + // pop_entities[pop_entity_start_per_province[i] .. pop_entity_start_per_province[i+1]) + // belongs to province i. + std::vector pop_entity_start_per_province; + }; + + inline std::unique_ptr build_world( + std::vector production_types, + std::vector unit_prices, + std::vector const& states, + std::vector const& provinces, + std::size_t pop_type_count, + bool use_simple_farm_mine_logic, + uint32_t worker_count + ) { + auto built = std::make_unique(); + built->world.set_ecs_worker_count(worker_count); + + // Singletons first — owned by the World, lifetime is the World's lifetime. + RgoProductionTypeRegistry registry; + registry.production_types = std::move(production_types); + built->world.set_singleton(std::move(registry)); + + RgoMarketPriceTable prices; + prices.unit_price = std::move(unit_prices); + built->world.set_singleton(std::move(prices)); + + built->world.set_singleton(); + RgoGameRules rules; + rules.use_simple_farm_mine_logic = use_simple_farm_mine_logic; + built->world.set_singleton(std::move(rules)); + + // Create state entities first (each pop / province needs to reference its state). + built->state_entities.reserve(states.size()); + for (std::size_t s = 0; s < states.size(); ++s) { + StateOwnerPopList sop; + sop.pops_by_type.resize(pop_type_count); + sop.total_population = 0; + ecs::EntityID const sid = built->world.create_entity( + StateProvinceList {}, + std::move(sop) + ); + built->state_entities.push_back(sid); + } + + // Create province + pop entities in interleaved order so within-state province + // iteration is contiguous-by-index. Pops are created right after their owning + // province to keep pop_entities[] in (province, pop)-order. + built->province_entities.reserve(provinces.size()); + built->pop_entity_start_per_province.reserve(provinces.size() + 1); + built->pop_entity_start_per_province.push_back(0); + + // Per-state EntityID accumulators — filled inline. + std::vector> state_provinces(states.size()); + std::vector>> state_owner_pops(states.size()); + for (auto& v : state_owner_pops) { + v.resize(pop_type_count); + } + std::vector state_total_pop(states.size(), 0); + + RgoProductionTypeRegistry const* registry_ptr = + built->world.get_singleton(); + RgoGameRules const* rules_ptr = built->world.get_singleton(); + + for (std::size_t p = 0; p < provinces.size(); ++p) { + TestProvince const& prov = provinces[p]; + ecs::EntityID const state_eid = built->state_entities[prov.state_idx]; + + // Size multiplier + max_employee_count are computed once at fixture build, exactly + // as the legacy `initialise_rgo_size_multiplier` does. + fixed_point_t size_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_0; + pop_size_t max_employee_count = 0; + pop_sum_t total_workers_in_province = 0; + if (prov.production_type_idx != INVALID_IDX + && prov.production_type_idx < registry_ptr->production_types.size()) { + ProductionTypeDef const& pt = + registry_ptr->production_types[prov.production_type_idx]; + for (TestPop const& pop : prov.pops) { + for (Job const& job : pt.jobs) { + if (pop.pop_type_idx == job.pop_type_idx) { + total_workers_in_province += static_cast(pop.size); + break; + } + } + } + fixed_point_t const size_modifier = + detail::calculate_size_modifier(pt, prov.fm, prov.gm, *rules_ptr); + size_multiplier = detail::calculate_size_multiplier_from_workforce( + total_workers_in_province, pt.base_workforce_size, size_modifier + ); + max_employee_count = detail::calculate_max_employee_count( + size_modifier, size_multiplier, pt.base_workforce_size + ); + } + + // Pre-reserve worst-case capacity on per-tick vectors so the hot path never + // reallocates — this is the "pre-attach output components at create_entity time" + // pitfall from ECS.md. + ProvinceRgoHired hired; + hired.employees.reserve(prov.pops.size()); + hired.employee_count_per_type.assign(pop_type_count, 0); + hired.max_employee_count = max_employee_count; + + ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome emp_income; + emp_income.incomes.reserve(prov.pops.size()); + + ProvincePopList pop_list; + pop_list.pop_ids.reserve(prov.pops.size()); + + // Country idx: stub — for the reference impl, each state's first province writes a + // non-INVALID idx so the "no owner country" early-out doesn't fire universally. + // Treat the state_idx itself as a placeholder country idx; the legacy uses a + // CountryInstance* but our market resolver doesn't actually consume it. + ProvinceLocation loc {}; + loc.state_id = state_eid; + // owner_country_id: distinct from default-constructed EntityID so the Stage-3 owner + // check doesn't reject the province. Reuses the state entity as a stand-in country + // (no country-instance data is consumed by the reference impl). + loc.owner_country_id = state_eid; + loc.country_to_report_economy_idx = prov.state_idx; + + ProvinceRgoConfig cfg {}; + cfg.production_type_idx = prov.production_type_idx; + cfg.size_multiplier = size_multiplier; + + ProvinceRgoSellOrder order {}; + ProvinceRgoResult result {}; + ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome owner_income {}; + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals cache_totals {}; + + ecs::EntityID const prov_eid = built->world.create_entity( + std::move(cfg), + std::move(cache_totals), + std::move(hired), + std::move(order), + std::move(result), + std::move(owner_income), + std::move(emp_income), + std::move(loc), + std::move(pop_list), + ProvinceRgoModifiers { prov.mods }, + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers { prov.fm }, + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers { prov.gm } + ); + built->province_entities.push_back(prov_eid); + state_provinces[prov.state_idx].push_back(prov_eid); + + // Pops. Their PopLocation references the just-created province + the state. Each + // pop carries the four pop-side components pre-attached (PopCore, PopLocation, + // PopWorkerIncome, PopOwnerIncome, PopIncomeTotals). + for (TestPop const& tp : prov.pops) { + PopCore core {}; + core.pop_type_idx = tp.pop_type_idx; + core.size = tp.size; + + PopLocation pl {}; + pl.province_id = prov_eid; + pl.state_id = state_eid; + + ecs::EntityID const pop_eid = built->world.create_entity( + std::move(core), + std::move(pl), + PopWorkerIncome {}, + PopOwnerIncome {}, + PopIncomeTotals {} + ); + built->pop_entities.push_back(pop_eid); + if (tp.pop_type_idx < pop_type_count) { + state_owner_pops[prov.state_idx][tp.pop_type_idx].push_back(pop_eid); + } + state_total_pop[prov.state_idx] += static_cast(tp.size); + } + built->pop_entity_start_per_province.push_back(built->pop_entities.size()); + + // Now write the province's pop list — referenced by every system that needs to + // walk pops by province. + ProvincePopList* ppl_out = built->world.get_component(prov_eid); + for (std::size_t i = built->pop_entity_start_per_province[p]; + i < built->pop_entity_start_per_province[p + 1]; ++i) { + ppl_out->pop_ids.push_back(built->pop_entities[i]); + } + } + + // Backfill StateProvinceList + StateOwnerPopList.total_population now that pop + // totals are known. + for (std::size_t s = 0; s < states.size(); ++s) { + StateProvinceList* spl = + built->world.get_component(built->state_entities[s]); + spl->province_ids = std::move(state_provinces[s]); + + StateOwnerPopList* sop = + built->world.get_component(built->state_entities[s]); + sop->total_population = state_total_pop[s]; + sop->pops_by_type = std::move(state_owner_pops[s]); + } + + register_all_rgo_systems(built->world); + return built; + } +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoMath.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoMath.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..56e419902 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoMath.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,344 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/RgoMath.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/Math.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo::detail; + +// ============================================================================ +// resolve_farm_mine_classification — the 4-bucket farm/mine table × 2 game rules. +// ============================================================================ + +namespace { + ProductionTypeDef make_pt(bool farm, bool mine) { + ProductionTypeDef pt; + pt.is_farm = farm; + pt.is_mine = mine; + return pt; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: farm/mine classification with vanilla rules", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + RgoGameRules vanilla {}; + vanilla.use_simple_farm_mine_logic = false; + + // farm-only: is_farm_for_tech yes (not mine), is_farm_for_non_tech yes, mines no. + { + FarmMineClassification const c = resolve_farm_mine_classification(make_pt(true, false), vanilla); + CHECK(c.is_farm_for_tech); + CHECK(c.is_farm_for_non_tech); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_mine_for_tech); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_mine_for_non_tech); + } + // mine-only: is_mine_for_tech yes, is_mine_for_non_tech yes (not farm), farms no. + { + FarmMineClassification const c = resolve_farm_mine_classification(make_pt(false, true), vanilla); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_farm_for_tech); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_farm_for_non_tech); + CHECK(c.is_mine_for_tech); + CHECK(c.is_mine_for_non_tech); + } + // both: farm_for_tech NO (also mine), mine_for_non_tech NO (also farm); non_tech farm yes, + // tech mine yes — the Vic2 asymmetry. + { + FarmMineClassification const c = resolve_farm_mine_classification(make_pt(true, true), vanilla); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_farm_for_tech); + CHECK(c.is_farm_for_non_tech); + CHECK(c.is_mine_for_tech); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_mine_for_non_tech); + } + // neither: + { + FarmMineClassification const c = resolve_farm_mine_classification(make_pt(false, false), vanilla); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_farm_for_tech); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_farm_for_non_tech); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_mine_for_tech); + CHECK_FALSE(c.is_mine_for_non_tech); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: farm/mine classification with simple rules", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + RgoGameRules simple {}; + simple.use_simple_farm_mine_logic = true; + + // Under simple rules, the flags pass through verbatim — both farm and mine entries are + // "for_tech" AND "for_non_tech". + FarmMineClassification const c = resolve_farm_mine_classification(make_pt(true, true), simple); + CHECK(c.is_farm_for_tech); + CHECK(c.is_farm_for_non_tech); + CHECK(c.is_mine_for_tech); + CHECK(c.is_mine_for_non_tech); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// calculate_size_modifier — sums modifiers, clamps at 0. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: size_modifier basic accumulation", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + RgoGameRules vanilla {}; + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers fm {}; + fm.farm_size_global = fixed_point_t::_0_50; + fm.farm_size_local = fixed_point_t::_0_10; + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers gm {}; + gm.rgo_size = fixed_point_t::_0_20; + + // farm-only: starts at 1, + farm_size_global (tech) + farm_size_local (non-tech) + + // rgo_size = 1 + 0.5 + 0.1 + 0.2 = 1.8. + fixed_point_t const r = calculate_size_modifier(make_pt(true, false), fm, gm, vanilla); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t::_1 + fixed_point_t::_0_50 + fixed_point_t::_0_10 + fixed_point_t::_0_20); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: size_modifier clamps at zero", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + RgoGameRules vanilla {}; + ProvinceRgoFarmMineModifiers fm {}; + fm.farm_size_global = fixed_point_t { -10 }; // would produce a -9 result without clamp + ProvinceRgoGoodModifiers gm {}; + + fixed_point_t const r = calculate_size_modifier(make_pt(true, false), fm, gm, vanilla); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t::_0); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// calculate_size_multiplier_from_workforce — the Vic2 floor(ceil(...) * 1.5) tiering. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: size_multiplier formula", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // workers=100, base=20, mod=1 → ceil(100/20/1) = 5 → 5 * 1.5 = 7.5 → floor = 7. + fixed_point_t const r = calculate_size_multiplier_from_workforce(100, 20, fixed_point_t::_1); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t { 7 }); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: size_multiplier returns zero on zero modifier", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + fixed_point_t const r = calculate_size_multiplier_from_workforce(100, 20, fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t::_0); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// calculate_max_employee_count — floor of the size_modifier * size_multiplier * base product. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: max_employee_count from sizes and base", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // 1.5 * 4 * 20 = 120 → floor = 120. + pop_size_t const r = calculate_max_employee_count( + fixed_point_t::_1_50, fixed_point_t { 4 }, 20 + ); + CHECK(r == 120); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// compute_job_effect — the Vic2 capped-share branch. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: job effect — fraction below amount uses multiplier * fraction", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // employees=10, max=100 → fraction=0.1; amount=0.5 → fraction < amount; multiplier!=1 + // → multiplier * fraction = 2 * 0.1 = 0.2. + fixed_point_t const r = compute_job_effect( + fixed_point_t { 2 }, fixed_point_t::_0_50, 10, 100 + ); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t::_0_20); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: job effect — fraction above amount caps at multiplier * amount", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // employees=80, max=100 → fraction=0.8; amount=0.5 → fraction > amount; multiplier!=1 + // → multiplier * amount = 2 * 0.5 = 1.0 (the capped path). + fixed_point_t const r = compute_job_effect( + fixed_point_t { 2 }, fixed_point_t::_0_50, 80, 100 + ); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t::_1); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: job effect — multiplier == 1 bypasses capping", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // multiplier == 1 → use fraction even if it exceeds amount: 80/100 = 0.8. + fixed_point_t const r = compute_job_effect( + fixed_point_t::_1, fixed_point_t::_0_50, 80, 100 + ); + CHECK(r == fp::from_fraction(80, 100)); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// compute_owner_share — both bounds of the min(...) clamp. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: owner_share clamps to 0.5 when desired exceeds upper", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // 2 * 100 / 50 = 4 → desired 4. upper_limit = min(0.5, 1 - 0/100) = 0.5. result = 0.5. + fixed_point_t const r = compute_owner_share(100, 50, fixed_point_t { 100 }, fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t::_0_50); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: owner_share clamps by min-wage upper limit", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // revenue=100, total_min_wage=60 → upper = min(0.5, 1 - 0.6) = 0.4. + // desired = 2 * 100 / 50 = 4 → clamped to 0.4. + fixed_point_t const r = compute_owner_share(100, 50, fixed_point_t { 100 }, fixed_point_t { 60 }); + CHECK(r == fixed_point_t::_1 - fp::from_fraction(60, 100)); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: owner_share returns desired when it's lowest", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // 2 * 10 / 100 = 0.2 → less than 0.5 upper limit. + fixed_point_t const r = compute_owner_share(10, 100, fixed_point_t { 100 }, fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(r == fp::from_fraction(20, 100)); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// distribute_insufficient_revenue_proportional — proportional split. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: insufficient revenue proportional distribution", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + std::vector employees(2); + employees[0].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 30 }; + employees[1].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 60 }; + + fixed_point_t const revenue = fixed_point_t { 45 }; + fixed_point_t const total_min = fixed_point_t { 90 }; + + std::vector incomes(2); + distribute_insufficient_revenue_proportional(employees, revenue, total_min, incomes); + // e0 → 45 * 30/90 = 15. e1 → 45 * 60/90 = 30. + CHECK(incomes[0] == fixed_point_t { 15 }); + CHECK(incomes[1] == fixed_point_t { 30 }); + // Both are above epsilon, so the max-with-epsilon floor is a no-op here. + CHECK(incomes[0] + incomes[1] == revenue); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: insufficient revenue distribution applies epsilon floor", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + std::vector employees(1); + employees[0].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t::epsilon; + + std::vector incomes(1); + distribute_insufficient_revenue_proportional( + employees, fixed_point_t::_0, fixed_point_t::epsilon, incomes + ); + // 0 * eps/eps = 0; clamped up to epsilon. + CHECK(incomes[0] == fixed_point_t::epsilon); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// distribute_employee_incomes_min_wage_pinning — multi-round pinning stress. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: pinning algorithm — no pin needed when income meets min", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + std::vector employees(2); + employees[0].hired_size = 50; + employees[0].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 5 }; + employees[1].hired_size = 50; + employees[1].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 5 }; + + std::vector incomes(2); + distribute_employee_incomes_min_wage_pinning( + employees, fixed_point_t { 100 }, fixed_point_t { 10 }, 100, incomes + ); + // 100 / 100 * 50 = 50 per employee. > min_wage 5. No pin. + CHECK(incomes[0] == fixed_point_t { 50 }); + CHECK(incomes[1] == fixed_point_t { 50 }); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: pinning algorithm — one round pins a single small employee", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + std::vector employees(2); + employees[0].hired_size = 50; + employees[0].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 5 }; + employees[1].hired_size = 50; + employees[1].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 80 }; // unrealistic, but forces a pin + + std::vector incomes(2); + // Revenue 100, count 100. First pass: each gets 50. e1's min wage is 80 > 50 → pinned to 80. + // After pin: revenue_left = 100 - 80 = 20; paid = 100 - 50 = 50. Second pass: e0 not pinned, + // proposes 20 * 50/50 = 20. > min_wage 5. Settled. + distribute_employee_incomes_min_wage_pinning( + employees, fixed_point_t { 100 }, fixed_point_t { 85 }, 100, incomes + ); + CHECK(incomes[0] == fixed_point_t { 20 }); + CHECK(incomes[1] == fixed_point_t { 80 }); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: pinning algorithm — five-round cascade", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + // Construct a fixture where pinning each subsequent employee forces the NEXT to fall + // under its min wage. Five employees each of size 20; min wages rising 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. + std::vector employees(5); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { + employees[i].hired_size = 20; + } + employees[0].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 5 }; + employees[1].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 30 }; + employees[2].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 25 }; + employees[3].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 20 }; + employees[4].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 15 }; + + std::vector incomes(5); + // Revenue 100. paid = 5 * 20 = 100. First pass: each gets 100/100 * 20 = 20. + // e1 has min 30 > 20 → pin e1 to 30. revenue_left = 70, paid = 80. + // 2nd pass: e0=70*20/80=17.5 (> 5 ok); e2 = 17.5 < 25 → pin e2 to 25. rl=45, paid=60. + // 3rd pass: e0=45*20/60=15 (> 5 ok); e3=15 < 20 → pin e3 to 20. rl=25, paid=40. + // 4th pass: e0=25*20/40=12.5; e4=12.5 < 15 → pin e4 to 15. rl=10, paid=20. + // 5th pass: e0=10*20/20=10; settled. + distribute_employee_incomes_min_wage_pinning( + employees, fixed_point_t { 100 }, fixed_point_t { 95 }, 100, incomes + ); + CHECK(incomes[0] == fixed_point_t { 10 }); + CHECK(incomes[1] == fixed_point_t { 30 }); + CHECK(incomes[2] == fixed_point_t { 25 }); + CHECK(incomes[3] == fixed_point_t { 20 }); + CHECK(incomes[4] == fixed_point_t { 15 }); +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: pinning algorithm — slaves skipped", "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + std::vector employees(2); + employees[0].hired_size = 50; + employees[0].is_slave = true; // slave employee + employees[0].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t::_0; + employees[1].hired_size = 50; + employees[1].is_slave = false; + employees[1].minimum_wage_cached = fixed_point_t { 5 }; + + std::vector incomes(2); + // paid only counts non-slaves: 50. Revenue 100 / 50 * 50 = 100 for e1. + distribute_employee_incomes_min_wage_pinning( + employees, fixed_point_t { 100 }, fixed_point_t { 5 }, 50, incomes + ); + CHECK(incomes[0] == fixed_point_t::_0); // slave gets nothing from the pinning algorithm + CHECK(incomes[1] == fixed_point_t { 100 }); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// compute_throughput_and_output_from_workers — the per-job-type fold. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoMath: throughput/output fold accumulates both effect types", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoMath]") { + ProductionTypeDef pt; + Job job_throughput; + job_throughput.pop_type_idx = 0; + job_throughput.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + job_throughput.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t { 2 }; + job_throughput.amount = fixed_point_t::_0_50; + pt.jobs.push_back(job_throughput); + + Job job_output; + job_output.pop_type_idx = 1; + job_output.effect_type = JobEffectType::Output; + job_output.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t { 3 }; + job_output.amount = fixed_point_t::_0_50; + pt.jobs.push_back(job_output); + + std::vector employees_by_type = { 25, 25 }; + + // max=100. fractions = 25/100 = 0.25 for both. 0.25 < 0.5 → effect = mul * fraction. + // throughput += 2 * 0.25 = 0.5. output += 3 * 0.25 = 0.75. + WorkersContribution const wc = + compute_throughput_and_output_from_workers(pt, employees_by_type, 100); + CHECK(wc.throughput_from_workers == fixed_point_t::_0_50); + CHECK(wc.output_from_workers == fixed_point_t::_1 + fp::from_fraction(75, 100)); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoPipeline.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoPipeline.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..fddf36fb7 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoPipeline.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,326 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +#include "RgoFixture.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo::test_support; + +namespace { + // Minimal production-type registry: pop type 0 = worker, pop type 1 = owner. + // One RGO production type. base_workforce_size=50, base_output_quantity=1. + std::vector make_minimal_registry() { + std::vector out; + ProductionTypeDef pt; + pt.template_type = TemplateType::Rgo; + Job worker_job; + worker_job.pop_type_idx = 0; + worker_job.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + worker_job.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_1; + worker_job.amount = fixed_point_t::_1; + worker_job.is_slave = false; + pt.jobs.push_back(worker_job); + pt.output_good_idx = 0; + pt.base_workforce_size = 50; + pt.base_output_quantity = fixed_point_t::_1; + pt.is_farm = false; + pt.is_mine = false; + out.push_back(pt); + return out; + } + + std::vector make_minimal_prices() { + // Single good, unit_price = 1.0 — so revenue == output. + return { fixed_point_t::_1 }; + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Single-province, single-state, single-worker-pop, no owner. +// Hand-computed expected values: +// total_workers_in_province = 50 +// size_modifier = 1 +// size_multiplier = floor(ceil(50/50/1) * 1.5) = floor(1.5) = 1 +// max_employee_count = floor(1 * 1 * 50) = 50 +// proportion_to_hire = 1 (max >= available) +// employee_count_per_type[0] = 50 +// throughput_from_workers = 1 (frac = 1, mul=1 → mul*frac=1) +// output_from_workers = 1 +// throughput_multiplier = 1 (no owner, no modifiers) +// output_multiplier = 1 +// output = 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 = 1.0 +// revenue = 1.0 * unit_price (1.0) = 1.0 +// owner_share = 0 (no owners) +// minimum_wage per emp = 0.1 * 50/1000 ≈ 0.005 (parse_raw'd, < revenue) +// pinning result = 1.0 for the single employee +// total_employee_income = 1.0 +// PopWorkerIncome = 1.0 +// PopIncomeTotals.cash = ticks * 1.0 +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoPipeline: minimal no-owner fixture produces unit-revenue per tick", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoPipeline]") { + std::vector states(1); + states[0].province_indices = { 0 }; + + std::vector provinces(1); + provinces[0].production_type_idx = 0; + provinces[0].state_idx = 0; + TestPop worker; + worker.pop_type_idx = 0; + worker.size = 50; + provinces[0].pops.push_back(worker); + + auto bw = build_world( + make_minimal_registry(), make_minimal_prices(), + states, provinces, /*pop_type_count*/ 2, + /*use_simple_farm_mine_logic*/ false, + /*worker_count*/ 1 + ); + + // Single tick. + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + // Province asserts. + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[0]; + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const* totals = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(totals != nullptr); + CHECK(totals->total_worker_count_in_province == 50); + CHECK(totals->total_owner_count_in_state == 0); + + ProvinceRgoHired const* hired = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(hired != nullptr); + CHECK(hired->max_employee_count == 50); + CHECK(hired->total_employees == 50); + CHECK(hired->total_paid_employees == 50); + REQUIRE(hired->employees.size() == 1); + CHECK(hired->employees[0].hired_size == 50); + + ProvinceRgoResult const* result = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(result != nullptr); + CHECK(result->output_quantity_yesterday == fixed_point_t::_1); + CHECK(result->revenue_yesterday == fixed_point_t::_1); + CHECK(result->owner_share == fixed_point_t::_0); + + ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome const* einc = + bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(einc != nullptr); + REQUIRE(einc->incomes.size() == 1); + CHECK(einc->incomes[0] == fixed_point_t::_1); + CHECK(einc->total_employee_income == fixed_point_t::_1); + + // Pop asserts. + EntityID const pop = bw->pop_entities[0]; + PopWorkerIncome const* pwi = bw->world.get_component(pop); + PopOwnerIncome const* poi = bw->world.get_component(pop); + PopIncomeTotals const* pit = bw->world.get_component(pop); + REQUIRE(pwi != nullptr); + REQUIRE(poi != nullptr); + REQUIRE(pit != nullptr); + CHECK(pwi->rgo_worker_income_today == fixed_point_t::_1); + CHECK(poi->rgo_owner_income_today == fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(pit->total_income_today == fixed_point_t::_1); + CHECK(pit->cash == fixed_point_t::_1); + + // Run 9 more ticks — cash should accumulate linearly. + for (int i = 0; i < 9; ++i) { + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + } + PopIncomeTotals const* pit_after = bw->world.get_component(pop); + REQUIRE(pit_after != nullptr); + CHECK(pit_after->cash == fixed_point_t { 10 }); + CHECK(pit_after->total_income_today == fixed_point_t::_1); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Three-province, two-state fixture with mixed RGO + idle provinces. +// Verifies that inactive provinces (production_type_idx == INVALID_IDX) stay at zero, +// state-level owner totals are computed correctly across provinces in the same state, +// and pop incomes are accumulated only for pops in active RGO provinces. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoPipeline: 3-province 2-state mixed fixture", "[ecs_rgo][RgoPipeline]") { + // pop_type_count = 2: 0 = worker, 1 = idle-non-rgo (no jobs use this). + std::vector states(2); + states[0].province_indices = { 0, 1 }; + states[1].province_indices = { 2 }; + + std::vector provinces(3); + // Province 0 — active RGO with 100 workers. + provinces[0].production_type_idx = 0; + provinces[0].state_idx = 0; + TestPop worker_pop; + worker_pop.pop_type_idx = 0; + worker_pop.size = 100; + provinces[0].pops.push_back(worker_pop); + + // Province 1 — INACTIVE RGO (no production type) but still has pops. Must early-out. + provinces[1].production_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + provinces[1].state_idx = 0; + TestPop idle_pop; + idle_pop.pop_type_idx = 0; + idle_pop.size = 25; + provinces[1].pops.push_back(idle_pop); + + // Province 2 — active RGO with 50 workers, in state 1. + provinces[2].production_type_idx = 0; + provinces[2].state_idx = 1; + TestPop worker2; + worker2.pop_type_idx = 0; + worker2.size = 50; + provinces[2].pops.push_back(worker2); + + auto bw = build_world( + make_minimal_registry(), make_minimal_prices(), + states, provinces, /*pop_type_count*/ 2, + /*use_simple_farm_mine_logic*/ false, + /*worker_count*/ 4 + ); + + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + // Province 0 — active. + { + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[0]; + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const* totals = + bw->world.get_component(prov); + CHECK(totals->total_worker_count_in_province == 100); + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + CHECK(res->output_quantity_yesterday > fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(res->revenue_yesterday > fixed_point_t::_0); + } + // Province 1 — inactive. Stage-3 zeroes output_quantity_yesterday + revenue_yesterday. + { + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[1]; + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const* totals = + bw->world.get_component(prov); + CHECK(totals->total_worker_count_in_province == 0); + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + CHECK(res->output_quantity_yesterday == fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(res->revenue_yesterday == fixed_point_t::_0); + } + // Province 2 — active in state 1. + { + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[2]; + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const* totals = + bw->world.get_component(prov); + CHECK(totals->total_worker_count_in_province == 50); + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + CHECK(res->revenue_yesterday > fixed_point_t::_0); + } + + // Pop in province 1 (idle RGO) should have zero income. + { + EntityID const pop = bw->pop_entities[1]; // province 1's only pop + PopIncomeTotals const* pit = bw->world.get_component(pop); + REQUIRE(pit != nullptr); + CHECK(pit->total_income_today == fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(pit->cash == fixed_point_t::_0); + } + + // Pops in active provinces should have non-zero income. + { + EntityID const pop0 = bw->pop_entities[0]; // province 0's only pop + PopIncomeTotals const* pit0 = bw->world.get_component(pop0); + REQUIRE(pit0 != nullptr); + CHECK(pit0->total_income_today > fixed_point_t::_0); + + EntityID const pop2 = bw->pop_entities[2]; // province 2's only pop + PopIncomeTotals const* pit2 = bw->world.get_component(pop2); + REQUIRE(pit2 != nullptr); + CHECK(pit2->total_income_today > fixed_point_t::_0); + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Owner-share fixture: 1 province with workers + 1 owner pop in the same state. +// Verifies that owner_share is non-zero, owner_income flows to the owner pop, and worker +// income is reduced by the owner's slice (revenue_left = revenue * (1 - owner_share)). +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoPipeline: owner-share fixture splits revenue between worker and owner", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoPipeline]") { + // Production type: worker job (pop type 0) + owner job (pop type 1, Throughput). + std::vector registry; + { + ProductionTypeDef pt; + pt.template_type = TemplateType::Rgo; + Job wjob; + wjob.pop_type_idx = 0; + wjob.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + wjob.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_1; + wjob.amount = fixed_point_t::_1; + pt.jobs.push_back(wjob); + + Job ojob; + ojob.pop_type_idx = 1; + ojob.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + ojob.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_0; // no production effect from owners + ojob.amount = fixed_point_t::_1; + pt.owner = ojob; + + pt.output_good_idx = 0; + pt.base_workforce_size = 50; + pt.base_output_quantity = fixed_point_t::_1; + registry.push_back(pt); + } + + std::vector states(1); + states[0].province_indices = { 0 }; + + std::vector provinces(1); + provinces[0].production_type_idx = 0; + provinces[0].state_idx = 0; + TestPop wp; + wp.pop_type_idx = 0; + wp.size = 100; + provinces[0].pops.push_back(wp); + TestPop op; + op.pop_type_idx = 1; + op.size = 25; + provinces[0].pops.push_back(op); + + auto bw = build_world( + std::move(registry), make_minimal_prices(), + states, provinces, /*pop_type_count*/ 2, + /*use_simple_farm_mine_logic*/ false, + /*worker_count*/ 1 + ); + + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[0]; + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(res != nullptr); + CHECK(res->owner_share > fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(res->revenue_yesterday > fixed_point_t::_0); + + EntityID const owner_pop = bw->pop_entities[1]; + PopOwnerIncome const* poi = bw->world.get_component(owner_pop); + REQUIRE(poi != nullptr); + CHECK(poi->rgo_owner_income_today > fixed_point_t::_0); + + // Worker pop should ALSO have income (just smaller than full revenue). + EntityID const worker_pop = bw->pop_entities[0]; + PopWorkerIncome const* pwi = bw->world.get_component(worker_pop); + REQUIRE(pwi != nullptr); + CHECK(pwi->rgo_worker_income_today > fixed_point_t::_0); + + // Sanity: worker income + owner income ≈ revenue (modulo epsilon flooring). + fixed_point_t const total = pwi->rgo_worker_income_today + poi->rgo_owner_income_today; + CHECK(total <= res->revenue_yesterday + fixed_point_t::epsilon * fixed_point_t { 4 }); + CHECK(total >= res->revenue_yesterday - fixed_point_t::epsilon * fixed_point_t { 4 }); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoQuirks.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoQuirks.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b288d2156 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoQuirks.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,200 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +#include "RgoFixture.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo::test_support; + +// ============================================================================ +// Vic2-quirk regression tests. Three quirks the legacy code observes that any "clean rewrite" +// might inadvertently break: +// +// 1. production_type == INVALID_IDX: every system early-outs; no allocations, no writes. +// 2. Slaves-only province: pinning algorithm runs but distributes nothing (legacy comment: +// "scenario slaves only; money is removed from system in Victoria 2"). +// 3. Production type without owner: Stage 4 sets owner_share = 0, Stage 5a writes +// total_owner_income = 0, Stage 6b applies nothing. +// ============================================================================ + +namespace { + std::vector make_basic_registry() { + std::vector out; + ProductionTypeDef pt; + pt.template_type = TemplateType::Rgo; + Job wjob; + wjob.pop_type_idx = 0; + wjob.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + wjob.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_1; + wjob.amount = fixed_point_t::_1; + pt.jobs.push_back(wjob); + pt.output_good_idx = 0; + pt.base_workforce_size = 50; + pt.base_output_quantity = fixed_point_t::_1; + out.push_back(pt); + return out; + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Quirk 1 — INVALID production type +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoQuirks: province with INVALID production type stays at zero", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoQuirks]") { + std::vector states(1); + states[0].province_indices = { 0 }; + + std::vector provinces(1); + provinces[0].production_type_idx = INVALID_IDX; + provinces[0].state_idx = 0; + TestPop wp; + wp.pop_type_idx = 0; + wp.size = 50; + provinces[0].pops.push_back(wp); + + auto bw = build_world( + make_basic_registry(), { fixed_point_t::_1 }, + states, provinces, /*pop_type_count*/ 2, + false, /*worker_count*/ 1 + ); + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[0]; + ProvinceRgoCacheTotals const* totals = bw->world.get_component(prov); + ProvinceRgoHired const* hired = bw->world.get_component(prov); + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(totals != nullptr); + REQUIRE(hired != nullptr); + REQUIRE(res != nullptr); + CHECK(totals->total_worker_count_in_province == 0); + CHECK(hired->total_employees == 0); + CHECK(res->output_quantity_yesterday == fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(res->revenue_yesterday == fixed_point_t::_0); + + EntityID const pop = bw->pop_entities[0]; + PopIncomeTotals const* pit = bw->world.get_component(pop); + REQUIRE(pit != nullptr); + CHECK(pit->cash == fixed_point_t::_0); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Quirk 2 — slaves-only province; legacy comment: "money is removed from system in Victoria 2" +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoQuirks: slaves-only province silently loses revenue", "[ecs_rgo][RgoQuirks]") { + // Production type whose worker job is_slave = true. + std::vector registry; + { + ProductionTypeDef pt; + pt.template_type = TemplateType::Rgo; + Job wjob; + wjob.pop_type_idx = 0; + wjob.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + wjob.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_1; + wjob.amount = fixed_point_t::_1; + wjob.is_slave = true; + pt.jobs.push_back(wjob); + pt.output_good_idx = 0; + pt.base_workforce_size = 50; + pt.base_output_quantity = fixed_point_t::_1; + registry.push_back(pt); + } + + std::vector states(1); + states[0].province_indices = { 0 }; + std::vector provinces(1); + provinces[0].production_type_idx = 0; + provinces[0].state_idx = 0; + TestPop wp; + wp.pop_type_idx = 0; + wp.size = 50; + provinces[0].pops.push_back(wp); + + auto bw = build_world( + std::move(registry), { fixed_point_t::_1 }, + states, provinces, /*pop_type_count*/ 2, + false, /*worker_count*/ 1 + ); + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[0]; + ProvinceRgoHired const* hired = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(hired != nullptr); + CHECK(hired->total_employees == 50); + CHECK(hired->total_paid_employees == 0); // all slaves + + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(res != nullptr); + CHECK(res->revenue_yesterday > fixed_point_t::_0); // sale happened + + ProvinceRgoEmployeeIncome const* einc = + bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(einc != nullptr); + CHECK(einc->total_employee_income == fixed_point_t::_0); // but no income distributed + + // The slave pop gets nothing — total_income_today is zero. + EntityID const pop = bw->pop_entities[0]; + PopIncomeTotals const* pit = bw->world.get_component(pop); + REQUIRE(pit != nullptr); + CHECK(pit->total_income_today == fixed_point_t::_0); + CHECK(pit->cash == fixed_point_t::_0); +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Quirk 3 — production type without owner job. Stage 4 sets owner_share = 0; Stage 5a / 6b +// write zero. +// ============================================================================ + +TEST_CASE("RgoQuirks: production type without owner pop skips owner-share path", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoQuirks]") { + // make_basic_registry is already owner-less. + std::vector states(1); + states[0].province_indices = { 0 }; + std::vector provinces(1); + provinces[0].production_type_idx = 0; + provinces[0].state_idx = 0; + TestPop wp; + wp.pop_type_idx = 0; + wp.size = 50; + provinces[0].pops.push_back(wp); + + auto bw = build_world( + make_basic_registry(), { fixed_point_t::_1 }, + states, provinces, /*pop_type_count*/ 2, + false, /*worker_count*/ 1 + ); + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + + EntityID const prov = bw->province_entities[0]; + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(res != nullptr); + CHECK(res->owner_share == fixed_point_t::_0); + + ProvinceRgoOwnerIncome const* oi = bw->world.get_component(prov); + REQUIRE(oi != nullptr); + CHECK(oi->total_owner_income == fixed_point_t::_0); + + // Pop has worker income but no owner income. + EntityID const pop = bw->pop_entities[0]; + PopOwnerIncome const* poi = bw->world.get_component(pop); + REQUIRE(poi != nullptr); + CHECK(poi->rgo_owner_income_today == fixed_point_t::_0); + + PopWorkerIncome const* pwi = bw->world.get_component(pop); + REQUIRE(pwi != nullptr); + CHECK(pwi->rgo_worker_income_today > fixed_point_t::_0); +} diff --git a/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoWorkerCountInvariance.cpp b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoWorkerCountInvariance.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b374a52e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/src/ecs/rgo/RgoWorkerCountInvariance.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Components.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Singletons.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs_rgo/Types.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/fixed_point/FixedPoint.hpp" + +#include "RgoFixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo; +using namespace OpenVic::ecs_rgo::test_support; + +// The multiplayer-determinism contract gate for the RGO pipeline. Identical starting World + +// identical inputs must produce a bit-identical post-tick digest for every worker_count in +// {1, 2, 4, 8, 16} across a 10-tick fixture. Stages 5 and 6 each share a stage with two +// SystemThreaded so this gate also exercises the multi-system-stage parallel path. + +namespace { + // 50 provinces, 5 states (so ~10 provinces per state), ~500 pops total. Mixes worker pops + // (pop_type 0) and owner pops (pop_type 1) across provinces. Deterministic generators. + struct LargeFixtureParams { + uint32_t worker_count; + }; + + std::vector make_large_registry() { + // Three RGO production types — different base_output_quantity to break symmetry. + std::vector out; + for (int k = 0; k < 3; ++k) { + ProductionTypeDef pt; + pt.template_type = TemplateType::Rgo; + Job wjob; + wjob.pop_type_idx = 0; + wjob.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + wjob.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_1; + wjob.amount = fixed_point_t::_1; + pt.jobs.push_back(wjob); + + Job ojob; + ojob.pop_type_idx = 1; + ojob.effect_type = JobEffectType::Throughput; + ojob.effect_multiplier = fixed_point_t::_0; + ojob.amount = fixed_point_t::_1; + pt.owner = ojob; + + pt.output_good_idx = static_cast(k); + pt.base_workforce_size = 40; + pt.base_output_quantity = fixed_point_t { k + 1 }; // 1, 2, 3 + pt.is_farm = (k == 0); + pt.is_mine = (k == 1); + out.push_back(pt); + } + return out; + } + + int64_t run_and_digest(LargeFixtureParams params) { + std::size_t const state_count = 5; + std::size_t const province_count = 50; + + std::vector states(state_count); + std::vector provinces(province_count); + + // Round-robin assign provinces to states + deterministic content per province. + for (std::size_t p = 0; p < province_count; ++p) { + std::size_t const s = p % state_count; + states[s].province_indices.push_back(static_cast(p)); + + provinces[p].state_idx = static_cast(s); + provinces[p].production_type_idx = static_cast(p % 3); + + // 8 worker pops + 2 owner pops per province on average. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 10; ++i) { + TestPop tp; + tp.pop_type_idx = (i < 8) ? 0u : 1u; // 0..7 workers, 8..9 owners + tp.size = static_cast(10 + (p * 3 + i * 7) % 91); // 10..100 + provinces[p].pops.push_back(tp); + } + + // Small modifier values to break symmetry. + provinces[p].mods.rgo_output_country = + fp::from_fraction(static_cast(p % 10), 100); + provinces[p].gm.rgo_size = fp::from_fraction(static_cast(s), 100); + } + + std::vector prices = { + fixed_point_t::_1, + fixed_point_t::_1 + fixed_point_t::_0_25, + fixed_point_t::_2 + }; + + auto bw = build_world( + make_large_registry(), std::move(prices), + states, provinces, /*pop_type_count*/ 2, + /*use_simple_farm_mine_logic*/ false, + params.worker_count + ); + + for (int t = 0; t < 10; ++t) { + bw->world.tick_systems(Date {}); + } + + // Digest the relevant post-tick state. Order is the deterministic creation order so + // the digest itself is stable across worker counts (the systems' output is what we're + // testing for invariance). + int64_t digest = 0; + for (EntityID const& prov : bw->province_entities) { + ProvinceRgoResult const* res = bw->world.get_component(prov); + if (res != nullptr) { + digest = digest * 1000003 + res->revenue_yesterday.get_raw_value(); + digest = digest * 1000003 + res->output_quantity_yesterday.get_raw_value(); + digest = digest * 1000003 + res->owner_share.get_raw_value(); + } + } + for (EntityID const& pop : bw->pop_entities) { + PopIncomeTotals const* pit = bw->world.get_component(pop); + if (pit != nullptr) { + digest = digest * 1000003 + pit->cash.get_raw_value(); + } + } + return digest; + } +} + +TEST_CASE("RgoWorkerCountInvariance: 10-tick digest is identical across worker counts", + "[ecs_rgo][RgoWorkerCountInvariance][determinism]") { + int64_t const baseline = run_and_digest({ 1 }); + for (uint32_t wc : { 1u, 2u, 4u, 8u, 16u }) { + int64_t const result = run_and_digest({ wc }); + CHECK(result == baseline); + } +} From e246533fa353a75ce43ee8ccb681dded7ac6e04a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Justin Nolan Date: Thu, 28 May 2026 23:20:53 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 2/3] Add benchmarks --- tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp | 187 ++++++++++++++++++ tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/ComponentAccess.cpp | 188 ++++++++++++++++++ tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp | 193 +++++++++++++++++++ tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp | 180 +++++++++++++++++ tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Migration.cpp | 184 ++++++++++++++++++ tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp | 110 +++++++++++ tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Scheduler.cpp | 185 ++++++++++++++++++ tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/SystemTick.cpp | 133 +++++++++++++ 8 files changed, 1360 insertions(+) create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/ComponentAccess.cpp create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Migration.cpp create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Scheduler.cpp create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/SystemTick.cpp diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a3d0581ab --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/CommandBuffer.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,187 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CommandBuffer.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct CbA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct CbB { + float w = 0.0f; + }; + struct CbTag {}; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(CbA, "bench_CommandBuffer::CbA") +ECS_COMPONENT(CbB, "bench_CommandBuffer::CbB") +ECS_COMPONENT(CbTag, "bench_CommandBuffer::CbTag") + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 1000, 10000, 100000 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("CommandBuffer create_entity queue + apply", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-cmdbuf]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("CommandBuffer create_entity").unit("op"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + // Buffer queues N creates, then apply finalises them onto the World. + bench.batch(n).run("queue + apply" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + CommandBuffer cb; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + cb.create_entity(world, CbA { static_cast(i) }, CbB { 0.0f }); + } + cb.apply(world); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + + // Direct World::create_entity baseline — same outcome, no buffer indirection. + bench.batch(n).run("direct world.create_entity (baseline)" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(CbA { static_cast(i) }, CbB { 0.0f }); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("CommandBuffer destroy_entity queue + apply", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-cmdbuf]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("CommandBuffer destroy_entity").unit("op"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n).run("queue + apply" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(CbA { static_cast(i) }, CbB { 0.0f })); + } + CommandBuffer cb; + for (EntityID id : ids) { + cb.destroy_entity(id); + } + cb.apply(world); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("CommandBuffer add_component queue + apply", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-cmdbuf]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("CommandBuffer add_component").unit("op"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n).run("queue + apply" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(CbA { static_cast(i) })); + } + CommandBuffer cb; + for (EntityID id : ids) { + cb.add_component(id, CbB {}); + } + cb.apply(world); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("CommandBuffer remove_component queue + apply", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-cmdbuf]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("CommandBuffer remove_component").unit("op"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n).run("queue + apply" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(CbA { static_cast(i) }, CbTag {})); + } + CommandBuffer cb; + for (EntityID id : ids) { + cb.remove_component(id); + } + cb.apply(world); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +// Mixed-op workload: a more realistic pattern with creates, adds, and destroys interleaved. +TEST_CASE("CommandBuffer mixed-op queue + apply", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-cmdbuf]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("CommandBuffer mixed ops").unit("op"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + // 3 ops per cycle: create, add, destroy. + bench.batch(n * 3).run("create+add+destroy x N" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector existing; + existing.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + existing.push_back(world.create_entity(CbA { static_cast(i) })); + } + CommandBuffer cb; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + cb.create_entity(world, CbA { static_cast(i + n) }, CbB { 0.0f }); + } + for (EntityID id : existing) { + cb.add_component(id, CbB { 1.0f }); + } + for (EntityID id : existing) { + cb.destroy_entity(id); + } + cb.apply(world); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +// merge_from cost: build several buffers (simulating per-chunk recording in SystemThreaded) +// and merge them into one before apply. +TEST_CASE("CommandBuffer merge_from then apply", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-cmdbuf]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("CommandBuffer merge_from").unit("op"); + constexpr std::size_t shard_count = 8; + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + std::size_t const per_shard = n / shard_count; + std::size_t const total = per_shard * shard_count; + + bench.batch(total).run("8 shards × creates + merge + apply" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector shards(shard_count); + for (std::size_t s = 0; s < shard_count; ++s) { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < per_shard; ++i) { + shards[s].create_entity(world, CbA { static_cast(i) }, CbB { 0.0f }); + } + } + CommandBuffer pending; + for (CommandBuffer& shard : shards) { + pending.merge_from(std::move(shard)); + } + pending.apply(world); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/ComponentAccess.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/ComponentAccess.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..834139797 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/ComponentAccess.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,188 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/CachedRef.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct AccA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct AccB { + float w = 0.0f; + }; + struct AccTag {}; + + struct AccSingleton { + int64_t counter = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(AccA, "bench_ComponentAccess::AccA") +ECS_COMPONENT(AccB, "bench_ComponentAccess::AccB") +ECS_COMPONENT(AccTag, "bench_ComponentAccess::AccTag") +ECS_COMPONENT(AccSingleton, "bench_ComponentAccess::AccSingleton") + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 1000, 10000, 100000 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("get_component hit (sequential vs random)", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-access]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("get_component hit").unit("lookup"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(AccA { static_cast(i) }, AccB { 0.0f })); + } + + + // Sequential id order — matches the create order, friendliest to any per-slot prefetching. + bench.batch(n).run("sequential ids" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + for (EntityID id : ids) { + AccA const* a = world.get_component(id); + acc += a->v; + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + + // Random id order — defeats sequential prefetching. + std::vector shuffled = ids; + std::mt19937 rng { 0xBADC0DE }; + std::shuffle(shuffled.begin(), shuffled.end(), rng); + bench.batch(n).run("random ids" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + for (EntityID id : shuffled) { + AccA const* a = world.get_component(id); + acc += a->v; + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("get_component miss (entity does not carry C)", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-access]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("get_component miss").unit("lookup"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + // Entities carry AccA only — get_component always misses. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(AccA { static_cast(i) })); + } + + bench.batch(n).run("get_component miss" + suffix(n), [&] { + std::size_t miss_count = 0; + for (EntityID id : ids) { + if (world.get_component(id) == nullptr) { + ++miss_count; + } + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(miss_count); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("has_component", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-access]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("has_component").unit("lookup"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + // Half tagged, half not — branch mix exercises both paths. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + if (i % 2 == 0) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(AccA { static_cast(i) })); + } else { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(AccA { static_cast(i) }, AccTag {})); + } + } + + bench.batch(n).run("has_component" + suffix(n), [&] { + std::size_t tagged = 0; + for (EntityID id : ids) { + if (world.has_component(id)) { + ++tagged; + } + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(tagged); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("get_singleton", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-access]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("get_singleton").unit("lookup"); + + World world; + world.set_singleton(); + + constexpr std::size_t iters = 100000; + bench.batch(iters).run("get_singleton x N", [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < iters; ++i) { + AccSingleton* s = world.get_singleton(); + acc += s->counter + static_cast(i); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); +} + +TEST_CASE("CachedRef::get vs get_component", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-access]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("CachedRef vs get_component").unit("lookup"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + std::vector ids; + std::vector> refs; + ids.reserve(n); + refs.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(AccA { static_cast(i) }, AccB { 0.0f }); + ids.push_back(eid); + refs.push_back(CachedRef::from(world, eid)); + } + + bench.batch(n).run("world.get_component" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + for (EntityID id : ids) { + AccA const* a = world.get_component(id); + acc += a->v; + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + + bench.batch(n).run("CachedRef::get" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + for (CachedRef& ref : refs) { + AccA* a = ref.get(world); + acc += a->v; + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + } +} diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4cf0062c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/EntityLifecycle.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,193 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct LifeA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct LifeB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct LifeC { + float x = 0.0f; + }; + struct LifeD { + float y = 0.0f; + }; + struct LifeE { + int64_t z = 0; + }; + struct LifeF { + int64_t q = 0; + }; + struct LifeG { + double r = 0.0; + }; + struct LifeH { + double s = 0.0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeA, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeA") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeB, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeB") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeC, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeC") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeD, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeD") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeE, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeE") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeF, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeF") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeG, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeG") +ECS_COMPONENT(LifeH, "bench_EntityLifecycle::LifeH") + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 1000, 10000, 100000 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("create_entity throughput by component count", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-lifecycle]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("create_entity (pre-attached components)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n).run("1 component" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(LifeA { static_cast(i) }); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + bench.batch(n).run("2 components" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(LifeA { static_cast(i) }, LifeB { 0 }); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + bench.batch(n).run("4 components" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(LifeA {}, LifeB {}, LifeC {}, LifeD {}); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + bench.batch(n).run("8 components" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(LifeA {}, LifeB {}, LifeC {}, LifeD {}, LifeE {}, LifeF {}, LifeG {}, LifeH {}); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("destroy_entity throughput by traversal order", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-lifecycle]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("destroy_entity").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + // Tail-first: pops the global last row of the archetype each time — no swap-pop relocations. + bench.batch(n).run("tail-first" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(LifeA { static_cast(i) }, LifeB { 0 })); + } + for (std::size_t i = n; i > 0; --i) { + world.destroy_entity(ids[i - 1]); + } + }); + + // Head-first: every destroy is a swap-pop that relocates the last row into the freed slot. + bench.batch(n).run("head-first (swap-pop)" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(LifeA { static_cast(i) }, LifeB { 0 })); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.destroy_entity(ids[i]); + } + }); + + // Random-order: uses a fixed seed so the bench is repeatable. + bench.batch(n).run("random order" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(LifeA { static_cast(i) }, LifeB { 0 })); + } + std::mt19937 rng { 0xC0FFEEu }; + std::shuffle(ids.begin(), ids.end(), rng); + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.destroy_entity(id); + } + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("create→destroy→create cycle (free-list reuse)", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-lifecycle]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("free-list reuse").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n * 2).run("create+destroy+recreate" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(LifeA {}, LifeB {})); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.destroy_entity(id); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(LifeA {}, LifeB {}); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +// Pitfall comparison from ECS.md: pre-attaching components at create_entity time avoids +// archetype migrations. Each post-add path migrates the entity to a new archetype per call — +// "lethal at scale (e.g. 1M order entities/tick)". This bench keeps that cost visible. +TEST_CASE("Pitfall: pre-attach vs post-add archetype migrations", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-lifecycle][ecs-pitfall]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("pre-attach vs post-add (4 components)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n).run("pre-attach (A,B,C,D)" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(LifeA {}, LifeB {}, LifeC {}, LifeD {}); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + + bench.batch(n).run("post-add (A)+B+C+D" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + EntityID const eid = world.create_entity(LifeA {}); + world.add_component(eid, LifeB {}); + world.add_component(eid, LifeC {}); + world.add_component(eid, LifeD {}); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..cd45bf8e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Iteration.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Query.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct IterA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct IterB { + float w = 0.0f; + }; + struct IterC { + int64_t x = 0; + }; + struct IterDead {}; // tag +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(IterA, "bench_Iteration::IterA") +ECS_COMPONENT(IterB, "bench_Iteration::IterB") +ECS_COMPONENT(IterC, "bench_Iteration::IterC") +ECS_COMPONENT(IterDead, "bench_Iteration::IterDead") + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 1000, 10000, 100000 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } + + // Single-archetype world: every entity carries (IterA, IterB). + void populateSingleArchetype(World& world, std::size_t n) { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(IterA { static_cast(i) }, IterB { static_cast(i) }); + } + } + + // Three archetypes splitting the population across {A}, {A,B}, {A,B,C}. Forces + // archetype-walk overhead during iteration that the single-archetype case skips. + void populateMultiArchetype(World& world, std::size_t n) { + std::size_t const third = n / 3; + std::size_t const rest = n - 2 * third; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < third; ++i) { + world.create_entity(IterA { static_cast(i) }); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < third; ++i) { + world.create_entity(IterA { static_cast(i) }, IterB { static_cast(i) }); + } + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < rest; ++i) { + world.create_entity( + IterA { static_cast(i) }, IterB { static_cast(i) }, IterC { static_cast(i) } + ); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each over single-archetype world", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-iter]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("for_each (single archetype, IterA+IterB)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populateSingleArchetype(world, n); + + bench.batch(n).run("for_each" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each([&](IterA& a) { acc += a.v; }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + + bench.batch(n).run("for_each" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each([&](IterA& a, IterB& b) { + acc += a.v + static_cast(b.w); + }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + + bench.batch(n).run("for_each_with_entity" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each_with_entity([&](EntityID eid, IterA& a, IterB&) { + acc += a.v + eid.index; + }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each over multi-archetype world", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-iter]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("for_each (3 archetypes)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populateMultiArchetype(world, n); + + bench.batch(n).run("for_each (all 3)" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each([&](IterA& a) { acc += a.v; }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + + // for_each matches only 2/3 of the population — measures archetype-rejection overhead. + bench.batch(n).run("for_each (matches 2/3)" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each([&](IterA& a, IterB& b) { + acc += a.v + static_cast(b.w); + }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + + // for_each matches only 1/3. + bench.batch(n).run("for_each (matches 1/3)" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each([&](IterA& a, IterB&, IterC& c) { + acc += a.v + c.x; + }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("for_each_chunk over single-archetype world", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-iter]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("for_each_chunk (tight inner loop)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populateSingleArchetype(world, n); + + bench.batch(n).run("for_each_chunk" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each_chunk([&](ChunkView view) { + IterA* a = view.array(); + IterB* b = view.array(); + std::size_t const count = view.count(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < count; ++i) { + acc += a[i].v + static_cast(b[i].w); + } + }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + } +} + +// Query with exclude: measures the cost of rejecting tagged-as-dead entities. +TEST_CASE("for_each with Query::exclude", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-iter]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("Query exclude").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + // Half the entities also carry the IterDead tag. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + if (i % 2 == 0) { + world.create_entity(IterA { static_cast(i) }, IterB { 0.0f }); + } else { + world.create_entity(IterA { static_cast(i) }, IterB { 0.0f }, IterDead {}); + } + } + + Query query; + query.with().exclude().build(); + + bench.batch(n).run("Query exclude" + suffix(n), [&] { + int64_t acc = 0; + world.for_each(query, [&](IterA& a, IterB&) { acc += a.v; }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(acc); + }); + } +} diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Migration.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Migration.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c68acc049 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Migration.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,184 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + struct MigA { + int v = 0; + }; + struct MigB { + int w = 0; + }; + struct MigC { + float x = 0.0f; + }; + struct MigTag {}; // zero-size — migrates archetype but stores no per-row data +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(MigA, "bench_Migration::MigA") +ECS_COMPONENT(MigB, "bench_Migration::MigB") +ECS_COMPONENT(MigC, "bench_Migration::MigC") +ECS_COMPONENT(MigTag, "bench_Migration::MigTag") + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 1000, 10000, 100000 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } +} + +// Per-entity archetype migration cost: add a component to every entity, one at a time. +// Each add forces a row migration {A} → {A,B}, copying the existing column data plus the +// new column. Repeated across N entities, this is the hot path that ECS.md flags as +// "lethal at scale". +TEST_CASE("add_component (archetype migration)", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-migration]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("add_component archetype migration").unit("migration"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n).run("add 1 component" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA { static_cast(i) })); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.add_component(id, MigB { 0 }); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + + // Tag adds skip per-row data copy for the tag column but still migrate the archetype. + bench.batch(n).run("add tag (zero-size)" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA { static_cast(i) })); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.add_component(id); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +// Per-entity remove_component: shrinks the archetype signature, also forces a migration. +TEST_CASE("remove_component (archetype migration)", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-migration]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("remove_component archetype migration").unit("migration"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + bench.batch(n).run("remove 1 of 2 components" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA { static_cast(i) }, MigB { 0 })); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.remove_component(id); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + + bench.batch(n).run("remove tag (zero-size)" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA { static_cast(i) }, MigTag {})); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.remove_component(id); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +// Toggle a tag on/off across the entire population — measures back-and-forth migration cost. +// Repeated archetype transitions force the row to bounce between two archetypes per cycle. +TEST_CASE("add+remove tag toggle cycle", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-migration]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("toggle cycle (add + remove tag)").unit("migration"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + // 2 migrations per entity per cycle (add then remove). + bench.batch(n * 2).run("toggle MigTag" + suffix(n), [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA { static_cast(i) })); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.add_component(id); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.remove_component(id); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + } +} + +// Migration cost depends on the size of the row being copied. Heavier components mean +// more bytes moved per migration; this scenario fixes N at 10k and varies the destination +// archetype's row width. +TEST_CASE("add_component cost vs row width", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-migration]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("row-width sensitivity").unit("migration"); + constexpr std::size_t n = 10000; + + bench.batch(n).run("{A} → {A,B}", [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA {})); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.add_component(id, MigB {}); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + + bench.batch(n).run("{A,B} → {A,B,C}", [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA {}, MigB {})); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.add_component(id, MigC {}); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); + + bench.batch(n).run("{A,B,C} → {A,B,C,MigTag}", [&] { + World world; + std::vector ids; + ids.reserve(n); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + ids.push_back(world.create_entity(MigA {}, MigB {}, MigC {})); + } + for (EntityID id : ids) { + world.add_component(id); + } + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(world); + }); +} diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a217ffef7 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Reductions.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EcsThreadPool.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Reductions.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t CHUNK_COUNTS[] = { 16, 256, 4096 }; + constexpr uint32_t WORKER_COUNTS[] = { 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t chunks, uint32_t workers) { + return " chunks=" + std::to_string(chunks) + " workers=" + std::to_string(workers); + } + + // Per-chunk body: a tight integer fold over a fixed window. Big enough that real work + // dominates per-chunk dispatch overhead at small chunk counts; cheap enough that the + // bench still completes quickly. + constexpr std::size_t PER_CHUNK_ROWS = 256; + + int64_t chunkSum(std::size_t chunk_idx) { + int64_t acc = 0; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < PER_CHUNK_ROWS; ++i) { + acc += static_cast(chunk_idx * PER_CHUNK_ROWS + i); + } + return acc; + } + +} + +TEST_CASE("reductions::parallel_sum sweep", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-reductions]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("reductions::parallel_sum").unit("chunk"); + + for (std::size_t chunks : CHUNK_COUNTS) { + for (uint32_t wc : WORKER_COUNTS) { + EcsThreadPool pool { wc }; + bench.batch(chunks).run("parallel_sum" + suffix(chunks, wc), [&] { + int64_t const result = reductions::parallel_sum( + pool, chunks, int64_t { 0 }, + [](std::size_t chunk_idx) { return chunkSum(chunk_idx); } + ); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(result); + }); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("reductions::parallel_min sweep", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-reductions]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("reductions::parallel_min").unit("chunk"); + + for (std::size_t chunks : CHUNK_COUNTS) { + for (uint32_t wc : WORKER_COUNTS) { + EcsThreadPool pool { wc }; + bench.batch(chunks).run("parallel_min" + suffix(chunks, wc), [&] { + int64_t const result = reductions::parallel_min( + pool, chunks, std::numeric_limits::max(), + [](std::size_t chunk_idx) { return chunkSum(chunk_idx); } + ); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(result); + }); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("reductions::parallel_max sweep", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-reductions]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("reductions::parallel_max").unit("chunk"); + + for (std::size_t chunks : CHUNK_COUNTS) { + for (uint32_t wc : WORKER_COUNTS) { + EcsThreadPool pool { wc }; + bench.batch(chunks).run("parallel_max" + suffix(chunks, wc), [&] { + int64_t const result = reductions::parallel_max( + pool, chunks, std::numeric_limits::min(), + [](std::size_t chunk_idx) { return chunkSum(chunk_idx); } + ); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(result); + }); + } + } +} + +// Direct EcsThreadPool::parallel_for — no per-chunk result vector, no fold. Establishes +// the raw dispatch cost the reductions add on top of. +TEST_CASE("EcsThreadPool::parallel_for raw dispatch", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-reductions]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("EcsThreadPool::parallel_for").unit("chunk"); + + for (std::size_t chunks : CHUNK_COUNTS) { + for (uint32_t wc : WORKER_COUNTS) { + EcsThreadPool pool { wc }; + bench.batch(chunks).run("parallel_for" + suffix(chunks, wc), [&] { + std::atomic sink { 0 }; + pool.parallel_for(chunks, [&](std::size_t chunk_idx, uint32_t /*worker_id*/) { + sink.fetch_add(chunkSum(chunk_idx), std::memory_order_relaxed); + }); + ankerl::nanobench::doNotOptimizeAway(sink.load(std::memory_order_relaxed)); + }); + } + } +} diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Scheduler.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Scheduler.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..432c8427b --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/Scheduler.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,185 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + struct SchX { + int64_t v = 0; + }; + struct SchY { + int64_t v = 0; + }; + struct SchZ { + int64_t v = 0; + }; + struct SchW { + int64_t v = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(SchX, "bench_Scheduler::SchX") +ECS_COMPONENT(SchY, "bench_Scheduler::SchY") +ECS_COMPONENT(SchZ, "bench_Scheduler::SchZ") +ECS_COMPONENT(SchW, "bench_Scheduler::SchW") + +namespace { + // Four systems writing to four different components. No access conflicts, so the + // scheduler can run them all in one parallel stage. + struct SchSysX : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchX& x) { + x.v = x.v * 31 + 7; + } + }; + struct SchSysY : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchY& y) { + y.v = y.v * 31 + 7; + } + }; + struct SchSysZ : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchZ& z) { + z.v = z.v * 31 + 7; + } + }; + struct SchSysW : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchW& w) { + w.v = w.v * 31 + 7; + } + }; + + // Four systems chained by W/W and R/W conflicts on a single component — must serialize. + struct SchChain1 : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchX& x) { + x.v += 1; + } + }; + struct SchChain2 : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchX& x) { + x.v *= 2; + } + }; + struct SchChain3 : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchX& x) { + x.v -= 3; + } + }; + struct SchChain4 : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchX& x) { + x.v ^= 5; + } + }; + + // One SystemThreaded mixed alongside three plain System<> — exercises the multi-system + // mixed-stage code path the scheduler uses for parallel dispatch. + struct SchMixedThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, SchX& x) { + x.v = x.v * 31 + 7; + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(SchSysX) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchSysY) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchSysZ) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchSysW) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchChain1) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchChain2) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchChain3) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchChain4) +ECS_SYSTEM(SchMixedThreaded) + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 1000, 10000, 100000 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } + + void populate4(World& world, std::size_t n) { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(SchX {}, SchY {}, SchZ {}, SchW {}); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Scheduler: single-system stage", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-scheduler]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("scheduler dispatch (1 system)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populate4(world, n); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("tick_systems 1 system" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Scheduler: 4-system parallel-eligible stage", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-scheduler]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("scheduler dispatch (4 systems, no conflicts)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populate4(world, n); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("tick_systems 4-way" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Scheduler: 4-system conflict chain", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-scheduler]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("scheduler dispatch (4 systems, write-chain)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity(SchX { static_cast(i) }); + } + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("tick_systems serialized chain" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Scheduler: mixed System<> + SystemThreaded stage", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-scheduler]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("scheduler dispatch (mixed System + SystemThreaded)").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populate4(world, n); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("tick_systems mixed stage" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +} diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/SystemTick.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/SystemTick.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..80a1d05dc --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/SystemTick.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +namespace { + // Integer arithmetic — deterministic across worker counts. Same kernel shape as + // tests/src/ecs/WorkerCountInvariance.cpp so the bench numbers stay comparable. + struct TickValue { + int64_t v = 0; + }; + struct TickDelta { + int64_t d = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(TickValue, "bench_SystemTick::TickValue") +ECS_COMPONENT(TickDelta, "bench_SystemTick::TickDelta") + +namespace { + // Serial CRTP system — single thread, per-row tick. + struct TickSerial : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, TickValue& v, TickDelta const& d) { + v.v = v.v * 31 + d.d * 7; + } + }; + + // Threaded CRTP system — chunk-parallel via the EcsThreadPool. Inherits System<>'s + // per-row tick signature; the scheduler dispatches chunks across the pool. + struct TickThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, TickValue& v, TickDelta const& d) { + v.v = v.v * 31 + d.d * 7; + } + }; + + // Chunk-tight CRTP system — receives whole-chunk slabs, runs a tight inner loop with + // no per-row function-call overhead. Expected to be the fastest serial form. + struct TickChunk : ChunkSystem { + void tick_chunk(ChunkView view, TickContext const& /*ctx*/) { + TickValue* val = view.template array(); + TickDelta* del = view.template array(); + std::size_t const count = view.count(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < count; ++i) { + val[i].v = val[i].v * 31 + del[i].d * 7; + } + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(TickSerial) +ECS_SYSTEM(TickThreaded) +ECS_SYSTEM(TickChunk) + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 1000, 10000, 100000 }; + constexpr uint32_t WORKER_COUNTS[] = { 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } + + void populate(World& world, std::size_t n) { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + world.create_entity( + TickValue { static_cast(i + 1) }, + TickDelta { static_cast((i * 17) % 13 + 1) } + ); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("System<> serial tick", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-systick]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("System<> serial tick").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populate(world, n); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("System" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkSystem<> tight inner loop tick", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-systick]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("ChunkSystem<> tick").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populate(world, n); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("ChunkSystem" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("SystemThreaded<> chunk-parallel tick (worker-count sweep)", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-systick]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("SystemThreaded<> worker-count sweep").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + for (uint32_t wc : WORKER_COUNTS) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(wc); + populate(world, n); + world.register_system(); + + std::string const label = + "SystemThreaded workers=" + std::to_string(wc) + suffix(n); + bench.batch(n).run(label, [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } + } +} From da878a96872f222302be828a8c29e2b46a41b532 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Justin Nolan Date: Fri, 29 May 2026 00:26:31 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 3/3] Using 'restrict' compiler attribute for type erased storage performance improvement --- src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp | 16 ++ src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp | 16 +- src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp | 47 +++++- tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/AliasingHotLoop.cpp | 157 +++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 226 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) create mode 100644 tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/AliasingHotLoop.cpp diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp index 01d0e2107..d52e3c334 100644 --- a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp @@ -16,6 +16,22 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { // reasonable component (cache-line aligned for iteration efficiency). constexpr std::size_t CHUNK_BLOCK_ALIGN = 64; + // `restrict` for typed pointers that loop bodies read/write. Tells the compiler the + // pointee is not reached by any other pointer in the enclosing scope — without this + // promise, writes through one column's pointer are assumed to potentially alias reads + // through another column's pointer (because both pointers trace back to the same + // `unsigned char*` chunk block), which blocks register-promotion and reordering in + // the hot inner loops of the system drivers. Honored most reliably when applied to a + // local declaration; weaker on function returns. Not standard C++ — each target + // compiler spells it differently. +#if defined(_MSC_VER) +# define OV_RESTRICT __restrict +#elif defined(__GNUC__) || defined(__clang__) +# define OV_RESTRICT __restrict__ +#else +# define OV_RESTRICT +#endif + // Passive holder for one chunk's 16 KB block. Lifecycle is managed explicitly at every // callsite that owns a chunk: // - Archetype::allocate_chunk calls ChunkPool::acquire and stores the result in `data`. diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp index 36c07c956..60b004eb3 100644 --- a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ #include #include +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/Chunk.hpp" #include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" namespace OpenVic::ecs { @@ -15,6 +16,13 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { // // The view is valid only inside the `for_each_chunk` callback — the underlying chunk // data may be relocated by any subsequent structural mutation of the World. + // + // `entities()` and `array()` return OV_RESTRICT pointers — the compiler is told they + // do not alias one another within this view's chunk. For the strongest effect, also bind + // each typed slab into an OV_RESTRICT local at the top of `tick_chunk` (return-type + // qualifiers are honored less reliably than locals): + // auto* OV_RESTRICT pos = view.array(); + // auto* OV_RESTRICT vel = view.array(); template struct ChunkView { std::size_t row_count = 0; @@ -26,24 +34,24 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { return row_count; } - EntityID* entities() { + EntityID* OV_RESTRICT entities() { return eids; } - EntityID const* entities() const { + EntityID const* OV_RESTRICT entities() const { return eids; } // Returns the component slab for type C — must match exactly one of Cs... // For tag types this returns nullptr (no per-row data is stored). template - C* array() { + C* OV_RESTRICT array() { constexpr std::size_t idx = index_of(); static_assert(idx < sizeof...(Cs), "ChunkView::array: C is not in this view's component list"); return static_cast(raw_arrays[idx]); } template - C const* array() const { + C const* OV_RESTRICT array() const { constexpr std::size_t idx = index_of(); static_assert(idx < sizeof...(Cs), "ChunkView::array: C is not in this view's component list"); return static_cast(raw_arrays[idx]); diff --git a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp index abce34790..7587692d6 100644 --- a/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp +++ b/src/openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -751,6 +752,24 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { return static_cast(arch.column_array(chunk_idx, col_idx)); } } + + // Returns C& at `row` from a previously-hoisted column-base pointer. For tag types + // returns a reference to a static dummy (the hoisted pointer is nullptr and unused). + // OV_RESTRICT on the parameter tells the compiler that, inside this call, `arr` does + // not alias any other restrict-qualified pointer in scope — the assertion that the + // per-row driver loops in for_each / for_each_with_entity / iterate_one_chunk_for_* + // rely on to keep column bases in registers across the inner loop. + template + C& row_ref_from_array(C* OV_RESTRICT arr, std::size_t row) { + if constexpr (std::is_empty_v) { + static C instance {}; + (void) arr; + (void) row; + return instance; + } else { + return arr[row]; + } + } } template @@ -787,8 +806,15 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { for (std::size_t chunk_idx = 0; chunk_idx < arch.chunks.size(); ++chunk_idx) { std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; [&](std::index_sequence) { + // Hoist typed column-base pointers — computed once per chunk. The row + // loop indexes these directly; per-row pointer rederivation through + // row_in_column is eliminated. row_ref_from_array's OV_RESTRICT param + // carries the non-aliasing promise into the inlined body. + auto arrs = std::tuple { detail::chunk_array_for( + arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx)... }; for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { - fn(detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + fn(detail::row_ref_from_array( + std::get(arrs), row)...); } }(std::index_sequence_for {}); } @@ -810,10 +836,13 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { for (std::size_t chunk_idx = 0; chunk_idx < arch.chunks.size(); ++chunk_idx) { std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; - EntityID const* eids = arch.entity_array(chunk_idx); + EntityID const* OV_RESTRICT eids = arch.entity_array(chunk_idx); [&](std::index_sequence) { + auto arrs = std::tuple { detail::chunk_array_for( + arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx)... }; for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { - fn(eids[row], detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + fn(eids[row], detail::row_ref_from_array( + std::get(arrs), row)...); } }(std::index_sequence_for {}); } @@ -1018,8 +1047,11 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { ((cols[i++] = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of())), ...); std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; [&](std::index_sequence) { + auto arrs = std::tuple { detail::chunk_array_for( + arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx)... }; for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { - body(detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + body(detail::row_ref_from_array( + std::get(arrs), row)...); } }(std::index_sequence_for {}); } @@ -1031,10 +1063,13 @@ namespace OpenVic::ecs { std::size_t i = 0; ((cols[i++] = arch.column_index_for(component_type_id_of())), ...); std::size_t const row_count = arch.chunks[chunk_idx].count; - EntityID const* eids = arch.entity_array(chunk_idx); + EntityID const* OV_RESTRICT eids = arch.entity_array(chunk_idx); [&](std::index_sequence) { + auto arrs = std::tuple { detail::chunk_array_for( + arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx)... }; for (std::size_t row = 0; row < row_count; ++row) { - body(eids[row], detail::deref_chunk_row(arch, cols[Is], chunk_idx, row)...); + body(eids[row], detail::row_ref_from_array( + std::get(arrs), row)...); } }(std::index_sequence_for {}); } diff --git a/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/AliasingHotLoop.cpp b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/AliasingHotLoop.cpp new file mode 100644 index 000000000..69c07fa18 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/benchmarks/src/ecs/AliasingHotLoop.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,157 @@ +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkSystem.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/ChunkView.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/EntityID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemImpl.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/SystemTypeID.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/ecs/World.hpp" +#include "openvic-simulation/types/Date.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace OpenVic::ecs; +using OpenVic::Date; + +// Aliasing-sensitive hot-loop kernel. Three components, two of them written multiple +// times per row, all three reached in a tight loop body. This pattern is the one a +// `restrict` (or hoisted-typed-pointer) pass should help most: without aliasing info +// the compiler must assume writes through A* may invalidate reads through B* and C*, +// forcing reloads between successive statements; with the assertion in place it can +// keep loop-invariant pointers in registers, batch loads, and reorder freely. +// +// Same kernel runs through all three system bases (`System`, `SystemThreaded`, +// `ChunkSystem`) so the per-base before/after numbers are directly comparable. +// +// Integer arithmetic (int64_t) for determinism — `WorkerCountInvariance.cpp` style. +// Components live in one archetype so per-chunk work dominates archetype-walk cost. +namespace { + struct AliasA { + int64_t x = 0; + int64_t y = 0; + }; + struct AliasB { + int64_t x = 0; + int64_t y = 0; + }; + struct AliasC { + int64_t k = 0; + int64_t m = 0; + }; +} + +ECS_COMPONENT(AliasA, "bench_AliasingHotLoop::AliasA") +ECS_COMPONENT(AliasB, "bench_AliasingHotLoop::AliasB") +ECS_COMPONENT(AliasC, "bench_AliasingHotLoop::AliasC") + +namespace { + struct AliasSerial : System { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, AliasA& a, AliasB& b, AliasC const& c) { + a.x = a.x * c.k + b.x; + b.x = b.x + a.x * c.m; + a.y = a.y * c.k - b.y; + b.y = b.y - a.y * c.m; + } + }; + + struct AliasThreaded : SystemThreaded { + void tick(TickContext const& /*ctx*/, AliasA& a, AliasB& b, AliasC const& c) { + a.x = a.x * c.k + b.x; + b.x = b.x + a.x * c.m; + a.y = a.y * c.k - b.y; + b.y = b.y - a.y * c.m; + } + }; + + struct AliasChunk : ChunkSystem { + void tick_chunk(ChunkView view, TickContext const& /*ctx*/) { + AliasA* a = view.template array(); + AliasB* b = view.template array(); + AliasC* c = view.template array(); + std::size_t const count = view.count(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < count; ++i) { + a[i].x = a[i].x * c[i].k + b[i].x; + b[i].x = b[i].x + a[i].x * c[i].m; + a[i].y = a[i].y * c[i].k - b[i].y; + b[i].y = b[i].y - a[i].y * c[i].m; + } + } + }; +} + +ECS_SYSTEM(AliasSerial) +ECS_SYSTEM(AliasThreaded) +ECS_SYSTEM(AliasChunk) + +namespace { + constexpr std::size_t COUNTS[] = { 10000, 100000, 1000000 }; + constexpr uint32_t WORKER_COUNTS[] = { 1, 2, 4, 8 }; + + std::string suffix(std::size_t n) { + return " N=" + std::to_string(n); + } + + void populate(World& world, std::size_t n) { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) { + int64_t const seed = static_cast(i); + world.create_entity( + AliasA { seed + 1, seed + 2 }, + AliasB { seed * 3 + 1, seed * 3 + 2 }, + AliasC { (seed % 7) + 1, (seed % 11) + 1 } + ); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("System<> aliasing hot loop", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-aliasing]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("System<> aliasing hot loop").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populate(world, n); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("System" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("SystemThreaded<> aliasing hot loop (worker-count sweep)", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-aliasing]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("SystemThreaded<> aliasing hot loop").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + for (uint32_t wc : WORKER_COUNTS) { + World world; + world.set_ecs_worker_count(wc); + populate(world, n); + world.register_system(); + + std::string const label = + "SystemThreaded workers=" + std::to_string(wc) + suffix(n); + bench.batch(n).run(label, [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } + } +} + +TEST_CASE("ChunkSystem<> aliasing hot loop", "[benchmarks][benchmark-ecs][ecs-aliasing]") { + ankerl::nanobench::Bench bench; + bench.title("ChunkSystem<> aliasing hot loop").unit("entity"); + + for (std::size_t n : COUNTS) { + World world; + populate(world, n); + world.register_system(); + + bench.batch(n).run("ChunkSystem" + suffix(n), [&] { + world.tick_systems(Date {}); + }); + } +}