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A first step could be to use this test suite, which is what I originally did (and it is used here).
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I'd actually use the AFL synthesized tests from here, which was what I used as a base point.
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But do you have coverage guarantees with such tests?
Anyway, it may be a good idea to do both!
Both is certainly an option. Since AFL works by trying to maximise coverage, it's at least a reasonably thorough test.
👍 for a set of files (regression testing) and using AFL to produce new ways to trip the parsers (that can then be added to the regression testing set)
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A first step could be to use this test suite, which is what I originally did (and it is used here).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: