premiere-libtorrent/src/choker.cpp

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#include "libtorrent/choker.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/peer_connection.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/aux_/session_settings.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/aux_/time.hpp"
#include "libtorrent/torrent.hpp"

#include <functional>

using namespace std::placeholders;

namespace libtorrent {

namespace {

	int compare_peers(peer_connection const* lhs, peer_connection const* rhs)
	{
		int const prio1 = lhs->get_priority(peer_connection::upload_channel);
		int const prio2 = rhs->get_priority(peer_connection::upload_channel);

		if (prio1 != prio2) return prio1 > prio2 ? 1 : -1;

		// compare how many bytes they've sent us
		std::int64_t const c1 = lhs->downloaded_in_last_round();
		std::int64_t const c2 = rhs->downloaded_in_last_round();

		if (c1 != c2) return c1 > c2 ? 1 : -1;
		return 0;
	}

	// return true if 'lhs' peer should be preferred to be unchoke over 'rhs'
	bool unchoke_compare_rr(peer_connection const* lhs
		, peer_connection const* rhs, int pieces)
	{
		int const cmp = compare_peers(lhs, rhs);
		if (cmp != 0) return cmp > 0;

		// when seeding, rotate which peer is unchoked in a round-robin fasion

		// the amount uploaded since unchoked (not just in the last round)
		std::int64_t const u1 = lhs->uploaded_since_unchoked();
		std::int64_t const u2 = rhs->uploaded_since_unchoked();

		// the way the round-robin unchoker works is that it,
		// by default, prioritizes any peer that is already unchoked.
		// this maintain the status quo across unchoke rounds. However,
		// peers that are unchoked, but have sent more than one quota
		// since they were unchoked, they get de-prioritized.

		std::shared_ptr<torrent> const t1 = lhs->associated_torrent().lock();
		std::shared_ptr<torrent> const t2 = rhs->associated_torrent().lock();
		TORRENT_ASSERT(t1);
		TORRENT_ASSERT(t2);

		// if a peer is already unchoked, the number of bytes sent since it was unchoked
		// is greater than the send quanta, and it has been unchoked for at least one minute
		// then it's done with its upload slot, and we can de-prioritize it
		bool const c1_quota_complete = !lhs->is_choked()
			&& u1 > std::int64_t(t1->torrent_file().piece_length()) * pieces
			&& aux::time_now() - lhs->time_of_last_unchoke() > minutes(1);
		bool const c2_quota_complete = !rhs->is_choked()
			&& u2 > std::int64_t(t2->torrent_file().piece_length()) * pieces
			&& aux::time_now() - rhs->time_of_last_unchoke() > minutes(1);

		// if c2 has completed a quanta, it should be de-prioritized
		// and vice versa
		if (c1_quota_complete != c2_quota_complete)
			return int(c1_quota_complete) < int(c2_quota_complete);

		// when seeding, prefer the peer we're uploading the fastest to

		// force the upload rate to zero for choked peers because
		// if the peers just got choked the previous round
		// there may have been a residual transfer which was already
		// in-flight at the time and we don't want that to cause the peer
		// to be ranked at the top of the choked peers
		std::int64_t const c1 = lhs->is_choked() ? 0 : lhs->uploaded_in_last_round();
		std::int64_t const c2 = rhs->is_choked() ? 0 : rhs->uploaded_in_last_round();

		if (c1 != c2) return c1 > c2;

		// if the peers are still identical (say, they're both waiting to be unchoked)
		// prioritize the one that has waited the longest to be unchoked
		// the round-robin unchoker relies on this logic. Don't change it
		// without moving this into that unchoker logic
		return lhs->time_of_last_unchoke() < rhs->time_of_last_unchoke();
	}

	// return true if 'lhs' peer should be preferred to be unchoke over 'rhs'
	bool unchoke_compare_fastest_upload(peer_connection const* lhs
		, peer_connection const* rhs)
	{
		int const cmp = compare_peers(lhs, rhs);
		if (cmp != 0) return cmp > 0;

		// when seeding, prefer the peer we're uploading the fastest to
		std::int64_t const c1 = lhs->uploaded_in_last_round();
		std::int64_t const c2 = rhs->uploaded_in_last_round();

		if (c1 != c2) return c1 > c2;

		// prioritize the one that has waited the longest to be unchoked
		// the round-robin unchoker relies on this logic. Don't change it
		// without moving this into that unchoker logic
		return lhs->time_of_last_unchoke() < rhs->time_of_last_unchoke();
	}

	int anti_leech_score(peer_connection const* peer)
	{
		// the anti-leech seeding algorithm is based on the paper "Improving
		// BitTorrent: A Simple Approach" from Chow et. al. and ranks peers based
		// on how many pieces they have, preferring to unchoke peers that just
		// started and peers that are close to completing. Like this:
		//   ^
		//   | \                       / |
		//   |  \                     /  |
		//   |   \                   /   |
		// s |    \                 /    |
		// c |     \               /     |
		// o |      \             /      |
		// r |       \           /       |
		// e |        \         /        |
		//   |         \       /         |
		//   |          \     /          |
		//   |           \   /           |
		//   |            \ /            |
		//   |             V             |
		//   +---------------------------+
		//   0%    num have pieces     100%
		std::shared_ptr<torrent> const t = peer->associated_torrent().lock();
		TORRENT_ASSERT(t);

		std::int64_t const total_size = t->torrent_file().total_size();
		if (total_size == 0) return 0;
		std::int64_t const have_size = std::max(peer->statistics().total_payload_upload()
			, std::int64_t(t->torrent_file().piece_length()) * peer->num_have_pieces());
		return int(std::abs((have_size - total_size / 2) * 2000 / total_size));
	}

	// return true if 'lhs' peer should be preferred to be unchoke over 'rhs'
	bool unchoke_compare_anti_leech(peer_connection const* lhs
		, peer_connection const* rhs)
	{
		int const cmp = compare_peers(lhs, rhs);
		if (cmp != 0) return cmp > 0;

		int const score1 = anti_leech_score(lhs);
		int const score2 = anti_leech_score(rhs);
		if (score1 != score2) return score1 > score2;

		// prioritize the one that has waited the longest to be unchoked
		// the round-robin unchoker relies on this logic. Don't change it
		// without moving this into that unchoker logic
		return lhs->time_of_last_unchoke() < rhs->time_of_last_unchoke();
	}

	bool upload_rate_compare(peer_connection const* lhs
		, peer_connection const* rhs)
	{
		// take torrent priority into account
		std::int64_t const c1 = lhs->uploaded_in_last_round()
			* lhs->get_priority(peer_connection::upload_channel);
		std::int64_t const c2 = rhs->uploaded_in_last_round()
			* rhs->get_priority(peer_connection::upload_channel);

		return c1 > c2;
	}

#if TORRENT_ABI_VERSION == 1
	bool bittyrant_unchoke_compare(peer_connection const* lhs
		, peer_connection const* rhs)
	{
		// first compare how many bytes they've sent us
		std::int64_t d1 = lhs->downloaded_in_last_round();
		std::int64_t d2 = rhs->downloaded_in_last_round();
		// divided by the number of bytes we've sent them
		std::int64_t const u1 = lhs->uploaded_in_last_round();
		std::int64_t const u2 = rhs->uploaded_in_last_round();

		// take torrent priority into account
		d1 *= lhs->get_priority(peer_connection::upload_channel);
		d2 *= rhs->get_priority(peer_connection::upload_channel);

		d1 = d1 * 1000 / std::max(std::int64_t(1), u1);
		d2 = d2 * 1000 / std::max(std::int64_t(1), u2);
		if (d1 != d2) return d1 > d2;

		// if both peers are still in their send quota or not in their send quota
		// prioritize the one that has waited the longest to be unchoked
		return lhs->time_of_last_unchoke() < rhs->time_of_last_unchoke();
	}
#endif

	} // anonymous namespace

	int unchoke_sort(std::vector<peer_connection*>& peers
		, int const max_upload_rate
		, time_duration const unchoke_interval
		, aux::session_settings const& sett)
	{
#if TORRENT_USE_ASSERTS
		for (auto p : peers)
		{
			TORRENT_ASSERT(p->self());
			TORRENT_ASSERT(p->associated_torrent().lock());
		}
#endif

#if TORRENT_ABI_VERSION == 1
		// ==== BitTyrant ====
		//
		// if we're using the bittyrant unchoker, go through all peers that
		// we have unchoked already, and adjust our estimated reciprocation
		// rate. If the peer has reciprocated, lower the estimate, if it hasn't,
		// increase the estimate (this attempts to optimize "ROI" of upload
		// capacity, by sending just enough to be reciprocated).
		// For more information, see: http://bittyrant.cs.washington.edu/
		if (sett.get_int(settings_pack::choking_algorithm)
			== settings_pack::bittyrant_choker)
		{
			for (auto const p : peers)
			{
				if (p->is_choked() || !p->is_interesting()) continue;

				if (!p->has_peer_choked())
				{
					// we're unchoked, we may want to lower our estimated
					// reciprocation rate
					p->decrease_est_reciprocation_rate();
				}
				else
				{
					// we've unchoked this peer, and it hasn't reciprocated
					// we may want to increase our estimated reciprocation rate
					p->increase_est_reciprocation_rate();
				}
			}

			// if we're using the bittyrant choker, sort peers by their return
			// on investment. i.e. download rate / upload rate
			// TODO: use an incremental partial_sort() here
			std::sort(peers.begin(), peers.end()
				, std::bind(&bittyrant_unchoke_compare, _1, _2));

			int upload_capacity_left = max_upload_rate;

			// now, figure out how many peers should be unchoked. We deduct the
			// estimated reciprocation rate from our upload_capacity estimate
			// until there none left
			int upload_slots = 0;

			for (auto const p : peers)
			{
				TORRENT_ASSERT(p != nullptr);

				if (p->est_reciprocation_rate() > upload_capacity_left) break;

				++upload_slots;
				upload_capacity_left -= p->est_reciprocation_rate();
			}

			return upload_slots;
		}
#else
		TORRENT_UNUSED(max_upload_rate);
#endif

		int upload_slots = sett.get_int(settings_pack::unchoke_slots_limit);
		if (upload_slots < 0)
			upload_slots = std::numeric_limits<int>::max();

		// ==== rate-based ====
		//
		// The rate based unchoker looks at our upload rate to peers, and find
		// a balance between number of upload slots and the rate we achieve. The
		// intention is to not spread upload bandwidth too thin, but also to not
		// unchoke few enough peers to not be able to saturate the up-link.
		// this is done by traversing the peers sorted by our upload rate to
		// them in decreasing rates. For each peer we increase the threshold by
		// 2 kiB/s. The first peer we get to whom we upload slower than
		// the threshold, we stop and that's the number of unchoke slots we have.
		if (sett.get_int(settings_pack::choking_algorithm)
			== settings_pack::rate_based_choker)
		{
			// first reset the number of unchoke slots, because we'll calculate
			// it purely based on the current state of our peers.
			upload_slots = 0;

			int rate_threshold = sett.get_int(settings_pack::rate_choker_initial_threshold);

			std::sort(peers.begin(), peers.end()
				, std::bind(&upload_rate_compare, _1, _2));

			for (auto const* p : peers)
			{
				int const rate = int(p->uploaded_in_last_round()
					* 1000 / total_milliseconds(unchoke_interval));

				// always have at least 1 unchoke slot
				if (rate < rate_threshold) break;

				++upload_slots;

				// TODO: make configurable
				rate_threshold += 2048;
			}
			++upload_slots;
		}

		// sorts the peers that are eligible for unchoke by download rate and
		// secondary by total upload. The reason for this is, if all torrents are
		// being seeded, the download rate will be 0, and the peers we have sent
		// the least to should be unchoked

		// we use partial sort here, because we only care about the top
		// upload_slots peers.

		int const slots = std::min(upload_slots, int(peers.size()));

		if (sett.get_int(settings_pack::seed_choking_algorithm)
			== settings_pack::round_robin)
		{
			int const pieces = sett.get_int(settings_pack::seeding_piece_quota);

			std::nth_element(peers.begin(), peers.begin()
				+ slots, peers.end()
				, std::bind(&unchoke_compare_rr, _1, _2, pieces));
		}
		else if (sett.get_int(settings_pack::seed_choking_algorithm)
			== settings_pack::fastest_upload)
		{
			std::nth_element(peers.begin(), peers.begin()
				+ slots, peers.end()
				, std::bind(&unchoke_compare_fastest_upload, _1, _2));
		}
		else if (sett.get_int(settings_pack::seed_choking_algorithm)
			== settings_pack::anti_leech)
		{
			std::nth_element(peers.begin(), peers.begin()
				+ slots, peers.end()
				, std::bind(&unchoke_compare_anti_leech, _1, _2));
		}
		else
		{
			int const pieces = sett.get_int(settings_pack::seeding_piece_quota);
			std::nth_element(peers.begin(), peers.begin()
				+ slots, peers.end()
				, std::bind(&unchoke_compare_rr, _1, _2, pieces));

			TORRENT_ASSERT_FAIL();
		}

		return upload_slots;
	}

}