Add complicated computation of v ~_E w to Execution

[simgrid.git] / src / mc / explo / odpor / Execution.cpp

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#include "src/mc/explo/odpor/Execution.hpp"
#include "xbt/asserts.h"
#include <algorithm>
#include <limits>
#include <vector>

namespace simgrid::mc::odpor {

void Execution::push_transition(const Transition* t)
{
  if (t == nullptr) {
    throw std::invalid_argument("Unexpectedly received `nullptr`");
  }
  ClockVector max_clock_vector;
  for (const Event& e : this->contents_) {
    if (e.get_transition()->depends(t)) {
      max_clock_vector = ClockVector::max(max_clock_vector, e.get_clock_vector());
    }
  }
  max_clock_vector[t->aid_] = this->size();
  contents_.push_back(Event({t, max_clock_vector}));
}

std::unordered_set<Execution::EventHandle> Execution::get_racing_events_of(Execution::EventHandle target) const
{
  std::unordered_set<Execution::EventHandle> racing_events;
  std::unordered_set<Execution::EventHandle> disqualified_events;

  // For each event of the execution
  for (auto e_i = target; e_i != std::numeric_limits<Execution::EventHandle>::max(); e_i--) {
    // We need `e_i -->_E target` as a necessary condition
    if (not happens_before(e_i, target)) {
      continue;
    }

    // Further, `proc(e_i) != proc(target)`
    if (get_actor_with_handle(e_i) == get_actor_with_handle(target)) {
      disqualified_events.insert(e_i);
      continue;
    }

    // There could an event that "happens-between" the two events which would discount `e_i` as a race
    for (auto e_j = e_i; e_j < target; e_j++) {
      // If both:
      // 1. e_i --->_E e_j; and
      // 2. disqualified_events.count(e_j) > 0
      // then e_i --->_E target indirectly (either through
      // e_j directly, or transitively through e_j)
      if (happens_before(e_i, e_j) and disqualified_events.count(e_j) > 0) {
        disqualified_events.insert(e_i);
        break;
      }
    }

    // If `e_i` wasn't disqualified in the last round,
    // it's in a race with `target`. After marking it
    // as such, we ensure no other event `e` can happen-before
    // it (since this would transitively make it the event
    // which "happens-between" `target` and `e`)
    if (disqualified_events.count(e_i) == 0) {
      racing_events.insert(e_i);
      disqualified_events.insert(e_i);
    }
  }

  return racing_events;
}

Execution Execution::get_prefix_up_to(Execution::EventHandle handle) const
{
  return Execution(std::vector<Event>{contents_.begin(), contents_.begin() + handle});
}

std::optional<aid_t> Execution::get_first_sdpor_initial_from(EventHandle e,
                                                             std::unordered_set<aid_t> disqualified_actors) const
{
  // If this execution is empty, there are no initials
  // relative to the last transition added to the execution
  // since such a transition does not exist
  if (empty()) {
    return std::nullopt;
  }

  // To actually compute `I_[E'](v) ∩ backtrack(E')`, we must
  // first compute `E'` and "move" in the direction of `v`.
  // We perform a scan over `E` (this execution) and make
  // note of any events which occur after `e` but don't
  // "happen-after" `e` by pushing them onto `E'`. Note that
  // correctness is still preserved in computing `v` "on-the-fly"
  // to determine if an actor `q` is an initial for `E'` after `v`:
  // only those events that "occur-before" `v`
  // could happen-before `v` for any valid happens-before relation.

  // First, grab `E' := pre(e, E)` and determine what actor `p` is
  const auto next_E_p = get_latest_event_handle().value();
  Execution E_prime_v = get_prefix_up_to(e);
  std::vector<sdpor::Execution::EventHandle> v;

  // Note `e + 1` here: `notdep(e, E)` is defined as the
  // set of events that *occur-after* but don't *happen-after* `e`
  for (auto e_prime = e + 1; e_prime <= next_E_p; ++e_prime) {
    // Any event `e*` which occurs after `e` but which does not
    // happen after `e` is a member of `v`. In addition to marking
    // the event in `v`, we also "simulate" running the action `v`
    // from E'
    if (not happens_before(e, e_prime) or e_prime == next_E_p) {
      // First, push the transition onto the hypothetical execution
      E_prime_v.push_transition(get_event_with_handle(e_prime).get_transition());
      const EventHandle e_prime_in_E_prime_v = E_prime_v.get_latest_event_handle().value();

      // When checking whether any event in `dom_[E'](v)` happens before
      // `next_[E'](q)` below for thread `q`, we must consider that the
      // events relative to `E` (this execution) are different than those
      // relative to `E'.v`. Thus e.g. event `7` in `E` may be event `4`
      // in `E'.v`. Since we are asking about "happens-before"
      // `-->_[E'.v]` about `E'.v`, we must build `v` relative to `E'`
      v.push_back(e_prime_in_E_prime_v);

      // Note that we add `q` to v regardless of whether `q` itself has been
      // disqualified since `q` may itself disqualify other actors
      // (i.e. even if `q` is disqualified from being an initial, it
      // is still contained in the sequence `v`)
      const aid_t q = E_prime_v.get_actor_with_handle(e_prime_in_E_prime_v);
      if (disqualified_actors.count(q) > 0) {
        continue;
      }
      const bool is_initial = std::none_of(v.begin(), v.end(), [&](const auto& e_star) {
        return E_prime_v.happens_before(e_star, e_prime_in_E_prime_v);
      });
      if (is_initial) {
        return q;
      } else {
        // If `q` is disqualified as a candidate, clearly
        // no event occurring after `e_prime` in `E` executed
        // by actor `q` will qualify since any (valid) happens-before
        // relation orders actions taken by each actor
        disqualified_actors.insert(q);
      }
    }
  }
  return std::nullopt;
}

bool Execution::is_initial_after_execution(const PartialExecution& w, aid_t p) const
{
  auto E_w = *this;
  std::vector<EventHandle> w_handles;
  for (const auto& w_i : w) {
    // Take one step in the direction of `w`
    E_w.push_transition(w_i.get());

    // If that step happened to be executed by `p`,
    // great: we know that `p` is contained in `w`.
    // We now need to verify that it doens't "happen-after"
    // any events which occur before it
    if (w_i->aid_ == p) {
      const auto p_handle = E_w.get_latest_event_handle().value();
      return std::none_of(w_handles.begin(), w_handles.end(),
                          [&](const auto handle) { return E_w.happens_before(handle, p_handle); });
    } else {
      w_handles.push_back(E_w.get_latest_event_handle().value());
    }
  }
  return false;
}

bool Execution::is_independent_with_execution(const PartialExecution& w, const Transition* next_E_p) const
{
  // INVARIANT: Here, we assume that for any process `p_i` of `w`,
  // the events of this execution followed by the execution of all
  // actors occurring before `p_i` in `v` (`p_j`, `0 <= j < i`)
  // are sufficient to enable `p_i`. This is fortunately the case
  // with what ODPOR requires of us, viz. to ask the question about
  // `v := notdep(e, E)` for some execution `E` and event `e` of
  // that execution.
  auto E_p_w = *this;
  E_p_w.push_transition(next_E_p);
  const auto p_handle = E_p_w.get_latest_event_handle().value();

  // As we add events to `w`, verify that none
  // of them "happen-after" the event associated with
  // the step `next_E_p` (viz. p_handle)
  for (const auto& w_i : w) {
    E_p_w.push_transition(w_i.get());
    const auto w_i_handle = E_p_w.get_latest_event_handle().value();
    if (E_p_w.happens_before(p_handle, w_i_handle)) {
      return false;
    }
  }
  return true;
}

std::optional<PartialExecution> Execution::get_shortest_odpor_sq_subset_insertion(const PartialExecution& v,
                                                                                  const PartialExecution& w) const
{
  // See section 4 of Abdulla. et al.'s 2017 ODPOR paper for details (specifically
  // where the [iterative] computation of `v ~_[E] w` is described)
  auto E_v   = *this;
  auto w_now = w;

  for (const auto& next_p_E : v) {
    const aid_t p = next_p_E->aid_;

    // Is `p in `I_[E](w)`?
    if (E_v.is_initial_after_execution(w_now, p)) {
      // Remove `p` from w and continue

      // TODO: If `p` occurs in `w`, it had better refer to the same
      // transition referenced by `v`. Unfortunately, we have two
      // sources of truth here which can be manipulated at the same
      // time as arguments to the function. If ODPOR works correctly,
      // they should always refer to the same value; but as a sanity check,
      // we have an assert that tests that at least the types are the same.
      const auto action_by_p_in_w =
          std::find_if(w_now.begin(), w_now.end(), [=](const auto& action) { return action->aid_ == p; });
      xbt_assert(action_by_p_in_w != w_now.end(), "Invariant violated: actor `p` "
                                                  "is claimed to be an initial after `w` but is "
                                                  "not actually contained in `w`. This indicates that there "
                                                  "is a bug computing initials");
      const auto& w_action = *action_by_p_in_w;
      xbt_assert(w_action->type_ == next_p_E->type_,
                 "Invariant violated: `v` claims that actor `%ld` executes '%s' while "
                 "`w` claims that it executes '%s'. These two partial executions both "
                 "refer to `next_[E](p)`, which should be the same",
                 p, next_p_E->to_string(false).c_str(), w_action->to_string(false).c_str());
      w_now.erase(action_by_p_in_w);
    }
    // Is `E ⊢ p ◇ w`?
    else if (E_v.is_independent_with_execution(w, next_p_E.get())) {
      // INVARIANT: Note that it is impossible for `p` to be
      // excluded from the set `I_[E](w)` BUT ALSO be contained in
      // `w` itself if `E ⊢ p ◇ w`. We assert this is the case here
      const auto action_by_p_in_w =
          std::find_if(w_now.begin(), w_now.end(), [=](const auto& action) { return action->aid_ == p; });
      xbt_assert(action_by_p_in_w == w_now.end(),
                 "Invariant violated: We claimed that actor `%ld` is not an initial "
                 "after `w`, yet it's independent with all actions of `w` AND occurs in `w`."
                 "This indicates that there is a bug computing initials",
                 p);
    } else {
      // Neither of the two above conditions hold, so the relation fails
      return std::nullopt;
    }

    // Move one step forward in the direction of `v` and repeat
    E_v.push_transition(next_p_E.get());
  }

  // Construct, finally, v.w' by adding `v` to the front of
  // what remains of `w` after removing `v` as above
  for (auto it = v.rbegin(); it != v.rend(); ++it) {
    w_now.push_front(*it);
  }

  return std::optional<PartialExecution>{std::move(w_now)};
}

bool Execution::happens_before(Execution::EventHandle e1_handle, Execution::EventHandle e2_handle) const
{
  // 1. "happens-before" (-->_E) is a subset of "occurs before" (<_E)
  // and is an irreflexive relation
  if (e1_handle >= e2_handle) {
    return false;
  }

  // Each execution maintains a stack of clock vectors which are updated
  // according to the procedure outlined in section 4 of the original DPOR paper
  const Event& e2     = get_event_with_handle(e2_handle);
  const aid_t proc_e1 = get_actor_with_handle(e1_handle);

  if (const auto e1_in_e2_clock = e2.get_clock_vector().get(proc_e1); e1_in_e2_clock.has_value()) {
    return e1_handle <= e1_in_e2_clock.value();
  }
  // If `e1` does not appear in e2's clock vector, this implies
  // not only that the transitions associated with `e1` and `e2
  // are independent, but further that there are no transitive
  // dependencies between e1 and e2
  return false;
}

} // namespace simgrid::mc::odpor