How to use TestSizeMutateArg method of prog Package

Best Syzkaller code snippet using prog.TestSizeMutateArg

mutation_test.go

Source:mutation_test.go Github

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...142 t.Fatalf("failed to achieve goal, original:%s\ngoal:%s", test[0], test[1])143 })144 }145}146func TestSizeMutateArg(t *testing.T) {147 target, rs, iters := initRandomTargetTest(t, "test", "64")148 r := newRand(target, rs)149 ct := target.DefaultChoiceTable()150 for i := 0; i < iters; i++ {151 p := target.Generate(rs, 10, ct)152 for it := 0; it < 10; it++ {153 p1 := p.Clone()154 ctx := &mutator{155 p: p1,156 r: r,157 ncalls: 2 * len(p.Calls),158 ct: ct,159 corpus: nil,160 }...

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1import (2func main() {3 target.MakeMmap = func(addr, size uint64, prot, flags, fd int, off uint64) *prog.Call {4 }5 target.MakeMunmap = func(addr, size uint64) *prog.Call {6 }7 target.MakeMremap = func(addr, old_size, new_size uint64, flags int) *prog.Call {8 }9 target.MakeBrk = func(addr uint64) *prog.Call {10 }11 p := prog.Generate(target, 10, nil)12 fmt.Printf("p: %+v13 fmt.Printf("p.Target: %+v14 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeMmap: %+v15 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeMunmap: %+v16 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeMremap: %+v17 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeBrk: %+v18 p.Mutate(10, nil)19 fmt.Printf("p: %+v20 fmt.Printf("p.Target: %+v21 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeMmap: %+v22 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeMunmap: %+v23 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeMremap: %+v24 fmt.Printf("p.Target.MakeBrk: %+v25}26p: &{Target:0xc0000b2000 Calls:[0xc0000b4040 0xc0000b4080 0xc0000b40c0 0xc0000b4100 0xc0000b4140 0xc0000b4180 0xc0000b41c0 0xc0000b4200 0xc0000b4240 0xc0000b4280]}27p.Target: &{OS:linux Arch:amd64 PageSize:4096 IntSize:

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3 p := prog{size: 10}4 fmt.Println(p.TestSizeMutateArg())5 fmt.Println(p.TestSizeMutateArg())6 fmt.Println(p.TestSizeMutateArg())7}8type prog struct {9}10func (p prog) TestSizeMutateArg() int {11}12import "fmt"13func main() {14 p := prog{size: 10}15 fmt.Println(p.TestSizeMutateArg())16 fmt.Println(p.TestSizeMutateArg())17 fmt.Println(p.TestSizeMutateArg())18}19type prog struct {20}21func (p prog) TestSizeMutateArg() int {22}

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1import (2func main() {3 p := prog.Prog{}4 p.TestSizeMutateArg()5 fmt.Println("Size of MutateArg is: ", p.MutateArg)6}

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1func main() {2 p.TestSizeMutateArg()3}4Size of func() is 85Size of func() is 86The above program is self explanatory. We import the prog package and create a variable of type prog.Prog. We call the TestSizeMutateArg method of prog.Prog class

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)4 fmt.Println("Size of prog is", p.size)5}6import "fmt"7func main() {8 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)9 fmt.Println("Size of prog is", p.size)10}11import "fmt"12func main() {13 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)14 fmt.Println("Size of prog is", p.size)15}16import "fmt"17func main() {18 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)19 fmt.Println("Size of prog is", p.size)20}21import "fmt"22func main() {23 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)24 fmt.Println("Size of prog is", p.size)25}26import "fmt"27func main() {28 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)29 fmt.Println("Size of prog is", p.size)30}31import "fmt"32func main() {33 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)34 fmt.Println("Size of prog is", p.size)35}36import "fmt"37func main() {38 p.TestSizeMutateArg(3, 4, 5)39 fmt.Println("

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1import "fmt"2func main(){3 p := prog{num: 10}4 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d5", p.TestSizeMutateArg())6}7import "fmt"8func main(){9 p := prog{num: 10}10 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d11", p.TestSizeMutateArg())12}13import "fmt"14func main(){15 p := prog{num: 10}16 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d17", p.TestSizeMutateArg())18}19import "fmt"20func main(){21 p := prog{num: 10}22 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d23", p.TestSizeMutateArg())24}25import "fmt"26func main(){27 p := prog{num: 10}28 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d29", p.TestSizeMutateArg())30}31import "fmt"32func main(){33 p := prog{num: 10}34 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d35", p.TestSizeMutateArg())36}37import "fmt"38func main(){39 p := prog{num: 10}40 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d41", p.TestSizeMutateArg())42}43import "fmt"44func main(){45 p := prog{num: 10}46 fmt.Printf("Size of prog is %d47", p.TestSizeMutateArg())48}49import "fmt"50func main(){51 p := prog{num:

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3 fmt.Println("The size of 2D array is: ", prog.TestSizeMutateArg(x))4}5func TestSizeMutateArg(x [3][4]int) int {6 return len(x)7}

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1import (2func main() {3 p.TestSizeMutateArg(10)4 fmt.Println(p)5}6import (7type prog struct {8}9func (p *prog) TestSizeMutateArg(size int) {10 fmt.Println(p)11}12import (13type prog struct {14}15func (p prog) TestSizeMutateArg(size int) {16 fmt.Println(p)17}18import (19type prog struct {20}21func (p prog) TestSizeMutateArg(size int) {22 fmt.Println(&p)23}24import (25type prog struct {26}27func (p prog) TestSizeMutateArg(size int) {28 fmt.Println(&p)29}30import (31type prog struct {32}33func (p prog) TestSizeMutateArg(size int) {34 fmt.Println(&p)35}36import (37type prog struct {38}39func (p *prog) TestSizeMutateArg(size int) {40 fmt.Println(&p)41}42import (43type prog struct {44}45func (p *prog) Test

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