Has anyone done any perl fuzz-testing - that is, written something that
generates valid but silly code in an attempt to find errors in the
interpreter or in a module?
It seems like a worthwhile thing to do, but I'm struggling to imagine
what it would look like, particularly for testing pure
Hi Dave,
Has anyone done any perl fuzz-testing - that is, written something that
generates valid but silly code in an attempt to find errors in the
interpreter or in a module?
Is Acme::BadExample what you're looking for? The module that spawned a
brilliant and enlightening talk by Jos
David Cantrell wrote:
Has anyone done any perl fuzz-testing - that is, written something that
generates valid but silly code in an attempt to find errors in the
interpreter or in a module?
It seems like a worthwhile thing to do, but I'm struggling to imagine
what it would look like
Barbie wrote:
Hi Dave,
Has anyone done any perl fuzz-testing - that is, written something that
generates valid but silly code in an attempt to find errors in the
interpreter or in a module?
Is Acme::BadExample what you're looking for? The module that spawned a
brilliant and enlightening
