Replace O(n×m) regex-based pattern matching with O(k) hierarchical hash map lookup in IntraIOManager. ## Changes **New: StillHammer/topictree library** - Header-only C++17 template library - Zero-copy topic parsing with string_view - Wildcards: `*` (single-level), `.*` (multi-level) - Thread-safe with mutex protection - Comprehensive test suite (10 scenarios) **Modified: IntraIOManager** - Replace RouteEntry vector + regex with TopicTree - Batched logging (every 100 messages) to reduce spam - O(k) lookup where k = topic depth (~3 segments) ## Performance - Before: O(n patterns × m regex ops) per message - After: O(k topic depth) per message - Typical gain: ~33x faster for 100 patterns, depth 3 ## Tests ✅ test_11 (scenarios 1-3): Basic routing, pattern matching, multi-module ✅ test_12: DataNode integration (all 6 tests pass) ⚠️ test_11 (scenario 4+): Batching feature not implemented (out of scope) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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TopicTree - Test Integration Plan
Overview
Complete integration test suite for TopicTree ultra-fast topic matching library.
Goal: Validate all features with 10 comprehensive test scenarios covering functionality, performance, thread-safety, and edge cases.
Test Scenarios
Scenario 1: Basic Exact Matching
Objective: Verify exact topic matching without wildcards
Steps:
- Register pattern
"player:001:position"→ subscriber1 - Publish
"player:001:position"→ expect[subscriber1] - Publish
"player:002:position"→ expect[](no match) - Publish
"player:001:health"→ expect[](different topic)
Expected: Only exact matches are returned
Scenario 2: Single Wildcard at Different Positions
Objective: Validate * wildcard matching at various segment positions
Steps:
- Register
"player:*:position"→ sub1 - Register
"*:001:health"→ sub2 - Register
"enemy:*:*"→ sub3 - Publish
"player:123:position"→ expect[sub1] - Publish
"player:001:health"→ expect[sub2] - Publish
"enemy:boss:health"→ expect[sub3] - Publish
"player:999:health"→ expect[]
Expected: Wildcards match any single segment at their position
Scenario 3: Multi-Level Wildcard Matching
Objective: Validate .* wildcard matching remaining segments
Steps:
- Register
"player:.*"→ sub1 - Register
"game:.*"→ sub2 - Publish
"player:001"→ expect[sub1] - Publish
"player:001:position"→ expect[sub1] - Publish
"player:001:stats:armor"→ expect[sub1] - Publish
"game:level:01:start"→ expect[sub2] - Publish
"enemy:001"→ expect[]
Expected: .* matches all remaining segments after prefix
Scenario 4: Overlapping Patterns
Objective: Multiple patterns can match the same topic
Steps:
- Register
"player:001:position"→ exactSub - Register
"player:*:position"→ wildcardSub - Register
"player:.*"→ multiSub - Publish
"player:001:position"→ expect[exactSub, wildcardSub, multiSub] - Publish
"player:002:position"→ expect[wildcardSub, multiSub] - Publish
"player:001:health"→ expect[multiSub]
Expected: All matching patterns return their subscribers
Scenario 5: Unregister Specific Pattern
Objective: Selective pattern removal for a subscriber
Steps:
- Register
"player:*:health"→ sub1 - Register
"player:.*"→ sub2 - Publish
"player:001:health"→ expect[sub1, sub2] - Unregister pattern
"player:*:health"for sub1 - Publish
"player:001:health"→ expect[sub2]only - Publish
"player:002:health"→ expect[sub2]only
Expected: Only specified pattern is removed, others remain
Scenario 6: Unregister All Patterns for Subscriber
Objective: Remove subscriber from all registered patterns
Steps:
- Register
"player:*:position"→ sub1 - Register
"enemy:*:health"→ sub1 - Register
"game:.*"→ sub1 - Register
"player:*:position"→ sub2 (different subscriber) - Publish
"player:001:position"→ expect[sub1, sub2] - UnregisterAll sub1
- Publish
"player:001:position"→ expect[sub2] - Publish
"enemy:boss:health"→ expect[]
Expected: sub1 removed from all patterns, sub2 unaffected
Scenario 7: Deep Topic Hierarchies
Objective: Handle topics with many segments (8+ levels)
Steps:
- Register
"game:world:region:zone:*:entity:player"→ sub1 - Register
"game:world:*:zone:*:entity:player"→ sub2 - Register
"game:.*"→ sub3 - Publish
"game:world:region:zone:001:entity:player"→ expect[sub1, sub2, sub3] - Publish
"game:world:north:zone:002:entity:player"→ expect[sub2, sub3] - Publish
"game:world:region:area:001:entity:npc"→ expect[sub3]
Expected: Deep hierarchies work correctly with wildcards at multiple levels
Scenario 8: High Volume Performance Test
Objective: Validate O(k) performance with large datasets
Test Configuration:
- 1000 unique patterns with various wildcard combinations
- 10,000 published messages
- Measure: avg lookup time, memory usage, correctness
Success Criteria:
- Average
findSubscribers()< 1ms - No memory leaks detected
- 100% match accuracy for sampled messages
- Performance remains stable (no degradation over time)
Benchmark against: Naive regex O(n×m) implementation
Scenario 9: Thread-Safety - Concurrent Access
Objective: Verify thread-safe operations under concurrent load
Test Configuration:
- Thread 1: Continuously register new patterns (100/sec)
- Thread 2: Continuously unregister patterns (50/sec)
- Threads 3-10: Publish messages and verify matches (1000/sec each)
- Duration: 10 seconds
- Total operations: ~85,000
Success Criteria:
- No crashes or deadlocks
- No data races (run with ThreadSanitizer)
- Results remain consistent and correct
- All mutex operations complete successfully
Scenario 10: Edge Cases & Stress Test
Objective: Handle unusual inputs and extreme conditions
Test Cases:
-
Empty/Invalid Topics:
- Empty string
"" - Single segment
"player" - Multiple separators
"a:::b"(empty segments)
- Empty string
-
Minimal Patterns:
- Pattern
"*"alone - Pattern
".*"alone - Pattern
"*:*:*"
- Pattern
-
High Subscriber Density:
- 100 different subscribers on same pattern
- 1 subscriber on 100 different patterns
-
Lifecycle:
- Clear() followed by immediate reuse
- Register → Unregister → Re-register same pattern
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Extreme Depth:
- Topics with 20+ segment levels
- Patterns with mixed
*and.*at deep levels
Expected: Graceful handling, no crashes, defined behavior for edge cases
Test Implementation
Framework
- Unit Test Framework: Catch2 (lightweight, header-only)
- Build System: CMake with CTest integration
- Thread Testing: C++11
<thread>+ ThreadSanitizer - Performance:
<chrono>for timing, custom benchmark harness
File Structure
topictree/
├── tests/
│ ├── CMakeLists.txt
│ ├── scenario_01_basic_exact.cpp
│ ├── scenario_02_single_wildcard.cpp
│ ├── scenario_03_multilevel_wildcard.cpp
│ ├── scenario_04_overlapping.cpp
│ ├── scenario_05_unregister_specific.cpp
│ ├── scenario_06_unregister_all.cpp
│ ├── scenario_07_deep_hierarchies.cpp
│ ├── scenario_08_performance.cpp
│ ├── scenario_09_threadsafety.cpp
│ └── scenario_10_edge_cases.cpp
├── CMakeLists.txt (updated)
└── TEST_PLAN.md (this file)
Running Tests
cd topictree
mkdir build && cd build
cmake .. -DBUILD_TESTS=ON
cmake --build .
ctest --output-on-failure
Success Metrics
Functional Correctness
- ✅ All 10 scenarios pass
- ✅ 100% match accuracy across all test cases
- ✅ No memory leaks (Valgrind/ASan)
Performance
- ✅ Average lookup < 1ms for typical workloads
- ✅ O(k) scaling verified (k = topic depth)
- ✅ 10x+ faster than regex baseline
Robustness
- ✅ Thread-safe under concurrent load
- ✅ Handles edge cases gracefully
- ✅ No crashes with extreme inputs
Implementation Status
- Test framework setup (Catch2)
- Scenario 1: Basic Exact Matching
- Scenario 2: Single Wildcard
- Scenario 3: Multi-Level Wildcard
- Scenario 4: Overlapping Patterns
- Scenario 5: Unregister Specific
- Scenario 6: Unregister All
- Scenario 7: Deep Hierarchies
- Scenario 8: Performance Test
- Scenario 9: Thread-Safety
- Scenario 10: Edge Cases
- CI/CD Integration
- Documentation Update
Version: 1.0 Last Updated: 2025-11-19 Author: StillHammer Team