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…em (#7) RakPeer teardown raced with its own internal threads because neither of them could be waited on: - Both the update/network thread and each socket's recv polling thread were created detached (PTHREAD_CREATE_DETACHED; the Win32 handle was closed at creation), so Shutdown() could only spin on plain 'volatile bool' flags, which establish no happens-before edge with the threads' writes. - Worse, RNS2_Berkley::BlockOnStopRecvPollingThread() gave up after 1 second if the blocking recvfrom never woke (its only wake-up was a best-effort datagram sent to self). Shutdown then released the socket and DestroyInstance freed the RakPeer while the leaked thread kept dereferencing both (binding.eventHandler->AllocRNS2RecvStruct(), RecvFromBlocking(this)) -- a use-after-free that corrupted the heap and crashed at varying points later in teardown. The destroy/recreate churn in ManyClientsOneServerDeallocateBlocking made hitting that 1s abandonment likely under CI load. The fix makes teardown deterministic: - RakThread gains CreateJoinable()/Join(); the update thread and the recv polling thread are now joinable and joined before any state they use is torn down. The join also provides the memory-visibility edge the flag spin never did. - SO_RCVTIMEO (500ms) bounds the recv thread's blocking recvfrom/recvmmsg so it re-checks endThreads even if the wake-up datagram is lost; the 1-second abandonment deadline is gone. - The teardown handshake flags (RakPeer::endThreads, isMainLoopThreadActive, RNS2_Berkley::endThreads) are std::atomic<bool> instead of volatile bool. Adjacent data races surfaced by TSan on the same churn path, fixed while here: GetTimeUS_Linux's lazy initialTime init (magic static now), ThreadsafeAllocatingQueue::PopInaccurate's unlocked emptiness probe, RunUpdateCycle's unlocked requestedConnectionQueue.IsEmpty() check, and LocklessUint32_t (now std::atomic; GetValue() was an unsynchronized read and the __sync_fetch_and_add branch returned the pre-change value, unlike every other platform). ManyClientsOneServerDeallocateBlocking is un-quarantined: it runs under CI again. New coverage: RakThreadTests (unit) for the joinable API, and PeerTeardownTests (integration) churning Startup/Connect/Shutdown/ DestroyInstance with live connections, including DestroyInstance without a prior Shutdown. Verified on Linux (Docker, ubuntu:24.04) in Debug and Release, full ctest suite, plus repeated runs of the teardown tests in Release; on macOS with ASan+UBSan (full integration suite, and the new churn test x10) and TSan (teardown-lifecycle races gone; remaining reports are the engine's long-standing by-design unsynchronized remoteSystemList reads). Fixes #7
WalkthroughThe change replaces selected volatile and platform-specific synchronization with C++ atomics, adds joinable thread creation and joining, synchronizes peer and queue teardown, improves receive-thread shutdown, and adds concurrency and peer teardown tests. ChangesThread safety and teardown
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR improves thread shutdown, but it still invokes a public connection callback while holding a mutex; cancellation can therefore deadlock or access freed request state, causing hangs or crashes. A previously identified fixed-port/deadline risk in the restored integration test also remains open, so the PR is not merge-ready until these issues are addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RakPeer
participant RakThread
participant RNS2_Berkley
participant ReceiveThread
RakPeer->>RakThread: CreateJoinable(update thread)
RakPeer->>RNS2_Berkley: shut down receive thread
RNS2_Berkley->>ReceiveThread: send wake-up datagrams
ReceiveThread-->>RNS2_Berkley: exit receive loop
RNS2_Berkley->>RakThread: Join(receive thread)
RakPeer->>RakThread: Join(update thread)
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In `@Source/src/GetTime.cpp`:
- Around line 51-53: Remove the Windows-only initialized flag and its guard from
GetTimeUS_Windows(); since the guarded block performs no active initialization,
do not replace it with another guard, or use std::call_once only if actual
initialization must be retained.
In `@Source/src/LocklessTypes.cpp`:
- Around line 37-41: Add GoogleTest regression coverage under Tests/Unit/ for
LocklessUint32_t::Increment, LocklessUint32_t::Decrement, and concurrent
GetValue() access; on GCC/Linux, also cover concurrent first calls to
MafiaNet::GetTimeUS(), and verify concurrent Push and PopInaccurate operations
preserve every entry without loss or duplication. Apply the tests to the
synchronized-state implementations in Source/src/LocklessTypes.cpp lines 37-41,
Source/src/GetTime.cpp lines 181-195, and
Source/include/mafianet/DS_ThreadsafeAllocatingQueue.h lines 73-82; no
production-code changes are requested.
In `@Source/src/RakPeer.cpp`:
- Around line 5738-5743: Update UpdateNetworkLoop so the
RequestedConnectionStruct referenced by rcs remains protected while all
processing accesses occur: either hold requestedConnectionQueueMutex until
processing completes or transfer ownership into a local work item before
unlocking, ensuring CancelConnectionAttempt cannot delete the object
concurrently.
In `@Tests/Integration/ManyClientsOneServerDeallocateBlockingTests.cpp`:
- Around line 164-169: Update the integration test setup around
WaitForConnectionRequestsToComplete to use an OS-assigned ephemeral server port,
retaining the value from GetInternalID().GetPort() for client connections.
Replace bare RakSleep synchronization and unbounded waits with deadline-based
polling loops that continue pumping both peers, including a timeout for
WaitForConnectionRequestsToComplete, while preserving the test’s existing
connection and teardown behavior.
In `@Tests/Integration/PeerTeardownTests.cpp`:
- Around line 57-69: Update WaitForConnection to return success only after both
client and server have observed the connection: continue pumping both peers and
poll their respective connection states, or record the server-side connection
event before returning. Preserve the timeout and false result when either side
does not observe the handshake.
- Around line 86-101: Ensure every test-created RakPeerInterface client is
registered for assertion-safe fixture cleanup before any fatal assertion: update
Tests/Integration/PeerTeardownTests.cpp lines 86-101 and 106-112 to register
each client immediately after creation, and lines 120-137 to do the same for
each churn client. Update TearDown() to destroy all registered clients, while
avoiding duplicate destruction on the normal path.
In `@Tests/Unit/RakThreadTests.cpp`:
- Around line 56-59: Update the test around the CreateJoinable calls so handleA
is joined before the fatal assertion on the second thread creation can exit.
Ensure the failure path joins handleA before returning, preventing the thread
from outliving counterA and releasing its resources.
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- RunUpdateCycle now holds requestedConnectionQueueMutex for the whole connection-request pass. It used to unlock after fetching the entry and keep dereferencing it while CancelConnectionAttempt (user thread) could delete it under that same mutex -- a use-after-free; the delete branch also freed the entry before unlinking it, leaving a dangling pointer visible to other threads. Entries are now unlinked and deleted under the held lock. The only OnDirectSocketSend implementers (PacketLogger, StatisticsHistory) don't re-enter connection APIs, so holding the lock across the send cannot deadlock. - GetTimeUS_Windows: removed the racy first-call `initialized` guard; its body was entirely commented out, so it only wrote a non-atomic flag from every calling thread. - RakThreadTests: join thread A before the fatal assertion if creating thread B fails, so a failed create can't leave a thread referencing the dead stack frame. - PeerTeardownTests: clients are fixture-tracked and destroyed in TearDown() so cleanup survives a failed ASSERT_; WaitForConnection now requires BOTH peers to report IS_CONNECTED before returning. - New Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp: LocklessUint32_t return-after-change semantics and lost-update check under concurrent increments/decrements, ThreadsafeAllocatingQueue concurrent push/PopInaccurate with no lost or duplicated entries, and concurrent GetTimeUS calls sharing one time base. All join-based, no wall-clock deadlines; TSan-clean.
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In `@Source/src/RakPeer.cpp`:
- Around line 5753-5758: Refactor the requested-connection processing around
requestedConnectionQueueMutex so OnDirectSocketSend and the datagram send occur
without holding the mutex. Preserve RequestedConnectionStruct lifetime across
the unlocked callback/send by marking the request in-flight or transferring it
to a work item, then safely remove or finalize it under the mutex after
processing.
In `@Tests/Integration/PeerTeardownTests.cpp`:
- Line 105: Update the deadline loop in the peer teardown test to use the
required 30 ms polling interval by changing the RakSleep call from 10 ms to 30
ms, while preserving the existing loop and condition handling.
In `@Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp`:
- Around line 111-112: Make the three thread-creation test blocks
exception-safe: at Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp lines 111-112,
count successful CreateJoinable calls for CounterThread, join those handles,
then report any creation failure; at lines 130-131, join successful producer
threads before failing; and at lines 167-169, join successful time threads
before failing. Ensure all created threads finish before their stack-owned data
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| // Hold the mutex for the whole pass: CancelConnectionAttempt (user | ||
| // thread) deletes entries under this mutex, so dropping it while still | ||
| // dereferencing rcs was a use-after-free. The only OnDirectSocketSend | ||
| // implementers (PacketLogger, StatisticsHistory) don't call back into | ||
| // connection APIs, so the callbacks below cannot re-enter this lock. | ||
| requestedConnectionQueueMutex.Lock(); |
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Do not invoke plug-in callbacks while holding requestedConnectionQueueMutex.
OnDirectSocketSend is a public virtual callback. A plug-in can call CancelConnectionAttempt, which deletes the current RequestedConnectionStruct. POSIX can deadlock on the non-recursive mutex. Windows can continue through the recursive CRITICAL_SECTION and then dereference the deleted rcs. Release the mutex before the callback and datagram send, while preserving request lifetime with an in-flight state or work item.
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In `@Source/src/RakPeer.cpp` around lines 5753 - 5758, Refactor the
requested-connection processing around requestedConnectionQueueMutex so
OnDirectSocketSend and the datagram send occur without holding the mutex.
Preserve RequestedConnectionStruct lifetime across the unlocked callback/send by
marking the request in-flight or transferring it to a work item, then safely
remove or finalize it under the mutex after processing.
| if (client->GetConnectionState(serverAddress) == IS_CONNECTED && | ||
| server->GetConnectionState(clientAddress) == IS_CONNECTED) | ||
| return true; | ||
| RakSleep(10); |
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Use the required 30 ms polling interval.
Replace RakSleep(10) with RakSleep(30) inside this deadline loop.
As per coding guidelines, “always poll for a condition with a deadline (while (GetTimeMS() - start < N && !condition) { pump; RakSleep(30); })”.
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In `@Tests/Integration/PeerTeardownTests.cpp` at line 105, Update the deadline
loop in the peer teardown test to use the required 30 ms polling interval by
changing the RakSleep call from 10 ms to 30 ms, while preserving the existing
loop and condition handling.
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| ASSERT_EQ(RakThread::CreateJoinable(CounterThread, &jobs[i], &handles[i]), 0); | ||
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Join successfully created threads before a fatal creation failure.
A later CreateJoinable failure makes ASSERT_EQ return immediately. Previously created threads can then access stack-owned test data after the test frame is destroyed.
Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp#L111-L112: count successful counter-thread creations, join those handles, then report the creation failure.Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp#L130-L131: join successful producer threads before failing soqueuecannot be destroyed while a producer uses it.Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp#L167-L169: join successful time threads before failing so they cannot write to expiredresultsstorage.
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In `@Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp` around lines 111 - 112, Make the
three thread-creation test blocks exception-safe: at
Tests/Unit/ConcurrencyPrimitivesTests.cpp lines 111-112, count successful
CreateJoinable calls for CounterThread, join those handles, then report any
creation failure; at lines 130-131, join successful producer threads before
failing; and at lines 167-169, join successful time threads before failing.
Ensure all created threads finish before their stack-owned data is destroyed.
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Fixes #7.
Problem
RakPeerteardown raced with its own internal threads because neither of them could be waited on:PTHREAD_CREATE_DETACHED; the Win32 handle was closed at creation), soShutdown()could only spin on plainvolatile boolflags — which establish no happens-before edge with the threads' writes. TSan on master reports data races on exactly this handshake (endThreads,isMainLoopThreadActive,isRecvFromLoopThreadActive) betweenShutdownand both threads.RNS2_Berkley::BlockOnStopRecvPollingThread()gave up after 1 second if the blockingrecvfromnever woke (its only wake-up was a best-effort datagram sent to self).Shutdownthen released the socket andDestroyInstancefreed theRakPeerwhile the leaked thread kept dereferencing both (binding.eventHandler->AllocRNS2RecvStruct(),RecvFromBlocking(this)) — a use-after-free that corrupts the heap and crashes at varying points later in teardown. The destroy/recreate churn inManyClientsOneServerDeallocateBlocking(8 clients recycled every ~2 s for 30 s) made hitting that 1 s abandonment likely under CI load, matching the issue's symptom profile (crash site varies, full-suite/load dependent, invisible under a debugger).Fix
RakThreadgainsCreateJoinable()/Join(); the update thread and the recv polling thread are now joinable and joined before any state they use is torn down. The join also provides the memory-visibility edge the flag spin never did. (The legacy detachedCreate()is unchanged for its other callers.)SO_RCVTIMEO(500 ms) bounds the recv thread's blockingrecvfrom/recvmmsgso it re-checksendThreadseven if the wake-up datagram is lost; the 1-second abandonment deadline is gone. Both recv loops already treat a zero/negative return as "no data" and loop.RakPeer::endThreads,isMainLoopThreadActive,RNS2_Berkley::endThreads) arestd::atomic<bool>instead ofvolatile bool.Adjacent data races surfaced by TSan on the same churn path, fixed while here:
GetTimeUS_Linux's lazyinitialTimeinit (now a magic static; a racing thread could read a torn/stale base time — wrong timestamps feed directly into timeout logic),ThreadsafeAllocatingQueue::PopInaccurate's unlocked emptiness probe,RunUpdateCycle's unlockedrequestedConnectionQueue.IsEmpty()check,LocklessUint32_t(nowstd::atomic;GetValue()was an unsynchronized read, and the__sync_fetch_and_addbranch returned the pre-change value unlike every other platform).The
CloseConnectionindex-0 fallback the issue mentions was already guarded in #5 and is unchanged here.Tests
ManyClientsOneServerDeallocateBlockingis un-quarantined — the CIGTEST_SKIPreferencing this issue is removed.Tests/Unit/RakThreadTests.cpp: joinable-thread API (watched fail before implementing).Tests/Integration/PeerTeardownTests.cpp: churns Startup/Connect/Shutdown/DestroyInstance with live connections, includingDestroyInstancewithout a priorShutdown, single-client ×12 cycles and 8-clients-at-once ×3 rounds.Verification
--gtest_repeat=5in Release.--gtest_repeat=10.remoteSystemListhint-reads (isActive/connectModeread from the user thread), which exist during normal operation and predate this issue — worth tracking separately.Summary by CodeRabbit
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