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A packet number past 24 bits no longer hangs the message system - #636
A packet number of 2^24 or more hangs the main thread in LLCircuitData::checkPacketInID. The wire carries 32 bits and numbers wrap at 24. The distance to a number is worked out modulo 24 bits, but the walk that fills a gap wraps at 24 bits and compares with the whole number, so it never reaches one past the top. mPotentialLostPackets fills with 16.7 million entries and the loop never ends.
This came in with 5541ce25b5, which made the distance modular so that a gap could span the wrap. Before it, (index < id) && ((id - index) < 16) kept such a number out of the walk.
Such a number now takes the out-of-order path again. A gap across the wrap still fills, and a test now holds that too.
Testing
llcircuit_test gains two cases. On the old code, the case for a number past 24 bits was still spinning when killed after 60 s, holding 1 GB. With the fix it passes.
ctest -L llmessage passes 29 of 29 on Windows.
Not run in world. The change affects only a number no sender counts up to, and macOS and Linux are left to CI.
The wire carries 32 bits for a packet's number, and numbers wrap at 24.
checkPacketInID works out how far ahead a number is modulo 24 bits, so
0x01000006 looks no distance from an expected 6. It then walks up from the
number expected, wrapping at 24 bits, until it reaches the number, which it
never does. mPotentialLostPackets fills with all 16.7 million numbers and the
main thread spins for good. One datagram is enough, from the simulator or from
anyone who can forge its source address.
5541ce2 brought this in when it made the distance modular, so that a gap
could span the wrap. Before it, `(index < id) && ((id - index) < 16)` kept such
a number out of the walk. It now takes the out-of-order path again, and a gap
across the wrap still fills.
The new case ran for 60 s of CPU holding 1 GB on the old code and was killed.
With the fix it passes, and so does ctest -L llmessage, 29 of 29.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Improved packet-gap tracking when packet sequence numbers approach or cross their numbering limit. Invalid out-of-range values no longer create misleading gaps, while ordinary missing-packet gaps continue to be tracked, including gaps that span the wraparound point. This provides more consistent packet-loss information in these edge cases.
Packet-gap tracking now excludes IDs outside the 24-bit range from the gap-filling walk. Tests cover out-of-range IDs, ordinary packet gaps, and gaps across the 24-bit wraparound.
Changes: Packet-gap tracking
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Gap condition and regression tests indra/llmessage/llcircuit.cpp, indra/llmessage/tests/llcircuit_test.cpp
checkPacketInID fills gaps only when the received ID is below LL_MAX_OUT_PACKET_ID. Tests check that out-of-range IDs do not create gaps and that ordinary and wraparound gaps are recorded.
The change prevents out-of-range packet numbers from causing the gap-tracking hang. One new test accepts incorrect loss accounting across wraparound; correct it or explicitly accept this bounded follow-up before merging.
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Review comments at @indra/llmessage/tests/llcircuit_test.cpp:
- Around line 507-508: Update the gap-handling logic exercised by
CircuitProbe::missing so a packet already received, such as packet 0, is not
re-added to the missing set when walking the gap to packet 2. Preserve the
legitimate missing IDs across the wraparound boundary, and update the assertion
to expect only those IDs.
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Summary
A packet number of 2^24 or more hangs the main thread in
LLCircuitData::checkPacketInID. The wire carries 32 bits and numbers wrap at 24. The distance to a number is worked out modulo 24 bits, but the walk that fills a gap wraps at 24 bits and compares with the whole number, so it never reaches one past the top.mPotentialLostPacketsfills with 16.7 million entries and the loop never ends.This came in with
5541ce25b5, which made the distance modular so that a gap could span the wrap. Before it,(index < id) && ((id - index) < 16)kept such a number out of the walk.Such a number now takes the out-of-order path again. A gap across the wrap still fills, and a test now holds that too.
Testing
llcircuit_testgains two cases. On the old code, the case for a number past 24 bits was still spinning when killed after 60 s, holding 1 GB. With the fix it passes.ctest -L llmessagepasses 29 of 29 on Windows.🤖 Generated with Claude Code