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Readme.md

Auto unittest generation

  1. You need a Linux program that exercises a set of interestings intructions. For instance try make in examples/linux.

  2. Run the tracer on your program. It is a gdb wrapper that will execute the program step by step printing pre/pos information on each instruction:

python make_dump.py ../../examples/linux/nostdlib32 > mytest.dump

(Several dumps can be concatenated togheter)

  1. Generate the actual python unittest based on the dump.
python make_tests.py mytest.dump > SymbolicExecutor/tests/test_example.py

This will get up to 1000 testcases for the same mnemonic in the dump.

  1. Run the test:
python -m unittest -c test_example