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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2022-10-16	Move the csmith-fuzzing directory to the top level.	Emilio Cobos Álvarez

2022-10-04	split the repo into a workspace	Christian Poveda
	remove `clap` dependency :tada: update the book installation instructions
2022-05-08	Fix NoneType error	alexdevteam

2020-08-29	Allow grepping bindings for multiple patterns.	Adrian Taylor

2019-02-03	fuzzing: Add a --release flag to the predicate script.	Emilio Cobos Álvarez
	When you're not testing for debug assertions this is much faster.
2018-06-03	add a description to the new option	Daniel Brooks

2018-06-03	Add an option to extend the compiled code after each reducing step	Daniel Brooks
	This let me add a test function which called a method in the reduced code, preventing creduce from eliminating everything entirely.
2017-12-08	predicate.py: Add an option to not delete temp files	Nick Fitzgerald
	Useful when debugging.
2017-11-01	predicate.py: warn about ignored exceptions during temp clean up	Nick Fitzgerald

2017-11-01	predicate.py: Fix reference error that prevented temp file deletion	Nick Fitzgerald

2017-10-12	Automatically run `creduce` in `csmith-fuzzing/driver.py`	Nick Fitzgerald
	Reduced test cases FTW \o/
2017-10-10	Add a predicate script for determining whether `bindgen` can process a given ↵	Nick Fitzgerald
	header First, `bindgen` is run on the input header. Then the emitted bindings are compiled with `rustc`. Finally, the compiled bindings' layout tests are run. By default, this script will exit zero if all of the above steps are successful, and non-zero if any of them fail. This is appropriate for determining if some test case (perhaps generated with `csmith` or another fuzzer) uncovers any bugs in `bindgen`. However, this script can also be used when reducing (perhaps with `creduce`) a known-bad test case into a new, smaller test case that exhibits the same bad behavior. In this mode, you might expect that the emitted bindings fail to compile with `rustc`, and want to exit non-zero early if that is not the case. See the "reducing arguments" section for details and what knobs are available.