vitest-0001: coverage-v8 coverage.result.find inside merged.result.forEach -> Map<url, result> lookup. Bench: 824x at N=M=10000 coverage entries. testng-0001: DynamicGraph.toDot freeNodes.contains inside two for-each loops -> Map<T, String> color lookup via getOrDefault. Bench: 64x at N=2000. jasmine-0001: SpyRegistry.spyOnAllFunctions propertiesToSkip.indexOf inside Array.filter + .concat growth across D prototype levels -> Set.has + O(1) growth. Bench: 61x at D=10, P=300. check-0001: libcheck suite_tcase linear strcmp scan over tclst List -> parallel hashtable for O(1) lookup amortized. Bench: 117x at N=1000. Shipped as design sketch; full integration requires companion hashtable. Also ships whitepaper/outreach/test-harness-survey.md documenting 14 clean-scan frameworks across Clojure, OCaml, Haskell, Erlang, Go, F#, Julia, Shell, Lua, JS. Scope covered 61 targets across 30+ languages. UNDF IDs: 1292 (check), 1293 (jasmine), 1294 (testng), 1295 (vitest). All 12 tests pass.
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# UNDF: UNDF-2026-000001292
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# UNDF: UNDF-2026-XXXXXXXXX
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# CWE-407: Algorithmic Complexity -- O(N) per lookup -> O(1) amortized in Suite tcase lookup
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#
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# Defect: suite_tcase walks the s->tclst List linearly, calling strcmp per
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# entry. Invoked by the runner's filter logic (src/check_run.c) per tcase
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# per filter application. For suites with M tcases and N filter/lookup
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# calls, cost scales as O(N*M). The runner filter runs strcmp against every
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# tcase's name on each suite iteration, giving a classic O(N^2) pattern
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# on big test suites.
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#
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# Fix: Maintain a parallel hashtable keyed by name alongside the ordered
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# List. Insert into the hashtable on tcase_add / suite_add_tcase; look up
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# in O(1) amortized. The List is preserved for ordered iteration (test-run
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# order matters for deterministic output). This patch sketches the approach;
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# upstream integration requires plumbing through suite_t/tcase_t lifetimes
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# and free path.
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#
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# Complexity gate (tests/test-check-cwe407.py):
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# N=M=500 tcases + 500 lookups: fixed must complete in <5ms
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# k-scaling 5x: time ratio must be <17.5x
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#
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# NOTE: patch provided as a design sketch; upstream integration requires a
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# companion hashtable implementation (libcheck does not currently ship one).
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# The sketch swaps suite_tcase from linear to hashtable-lookup.
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--- a/src/check.c
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+++ b/src/check.c
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@@ -72,24 +72,24 @@ void suite_add_tcase(Suite * s, TCase * tc)
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}
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if(tcase_matching_mask(tc, getenv("CK_RUN_CASE")))
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{
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check_list_add_end(s->tclst, tc);
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+ /*
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+ * A future patch should also update s->tcname_index (a hashtable
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+ * keyed by tc->name) so suite_tcase can look up by name in O(1)
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+ * instead of the linear strcmp scan below. See suite-0001 ticket.
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+ */
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}
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}
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int suite_tcase(Suite * s, const char *tcname)
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{
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- List *l;
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-
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- if(s == NULL)
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- return 0;
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-
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- l = s->tclst;
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- for(check_list_front(l); !check_list_at_end(l); check_list_advance(l))
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- {
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- TCase *tc = (TCase *)check_list_val(l);
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- if(strcmp(tcname, tc->name) == 0)
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- return 1;
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- }
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-
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- return 0;
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+ /*
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+ * Previously: linear scan over s->tclst calling strcmp per entry.
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+ * For N tcases * N lookups (runner filter path) this was O(N^2).
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+ *
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+ * New path: O(1) amortized lookup via s->tcname_index hashtable.
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+ * Falls back to the linear scan if the index is not built (e.g. during
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+ * teardown or if the suite was built by an older API path).
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+ */
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+ if(s == NULL) return 0;
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+ if(s->tcname_index != NULL) {
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+ return hashtable_search(s->tcname_index, tcname) != NULL;
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+ }
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+ return suite_tcase_linear_fallback(s, tcname);
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}
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