Testsuite for Hopper

Testsuite includes some simple functions that wrote by developers artificially for testing.

Build and run testsuite

• build and run all tests

./test.sh build_all
./test.sh test_all

• build and run specific test case

# build library under `basic` directory
./test.sh build basic
# test specific function under `basic`` directory
./test.sh test basic test_cmp_var

If test success (find any crash in N rounds, N is defined in test.sh), the script will print test success. otherwise, it will print test fail.

How to write testcase

If you want to define a new library, you should create a directory (e.g. test), and it should has following files:

• test.c
• test.h
• custom.rule

If you just want to add test case in an exsited library.

• Define the Entry function by adding a function whose name is starts with test_. The Entry function could be crash by specific inputs.
• Define the TOOL function if needed by adding a function whose name is starts with util_. The Tool functions is used for providing or mutating arguments for Entry functions.
• Define the dependencies between functions. Just add a comment starts with // depend: in the header file.

void util_set_gval();
// depend: util_set_gval
void test_use_gval(int num);

• If you want to ignore a test_* function in test command. Just add a comment with ignore above its declaration.

// ignore
void test_variadic_function_ptr(void (*)(int, ...), int);

• If you want to test whether the tool can infer some constraints succesfully or not, e.g. the first argument should be non-null and the second argument is the length of first one, you can define the constraints should be infered by following way.

// infer: @[\$0] = $non_null; @[\$1] = $len(\$0)
void test_buf(char* ptr, int len);

• If the API function is expected to crash with abort signal, you can add abort for add checkings. abort is checked in default.

// abort
void test_sth(int maigic);