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Fuzz-Testing With Nose

Posted on March 30, 2010 by lorg

A few days ago, I found a in my website, plnnr.com. The bug was in a new feature I added to the algorithm. The first thing I did was write a small unit-test to reproduce the bug. With that unit-test … Continue reading →

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Issues in writing a VM – Part 1

Posted on March 18, 2008 by lorg

Arkon and I decided to write a VM for vial. First though, a short explanation on what is vial: vial is a project aimed at writing a general disassembler that outputs expression trees instead of text. On top of vial, … Continue reading →

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Manually fuzzing my own compiler

Posted on January 30, 2008 by lorg

As I mentioned before, I had to write a compiler for simplified CPL. An obvious requirement was that the compiler generate correct code. A less obvious requirement, but important none-the-less, was that after a syntax error, the compiler will keep … Continue reading →

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