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It's been discovered that different operating systems can create different seeds (we've encountered this with OSX and Ubuntu systems). Thus when we create tests we will need to have our seed for programs under test to be consistent.
This will be necessary for adapting our POC.c file (to be renamed when sending a patch upstream) into their tests test suite module.
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We believe that provided we can pass a seed, it'll be consistent between OSX, Linux and Windows.
We'll have to test for this. Assuming we have the same seed and the output is the same against all 3 platform, this will be simple.
If not, we'll have to capture all 3 platforms outputs.
I would actually recommend we do a check for windows and osx and skip them for the time being. These can be accounted for later once we have it strapped into the test harness.
In other words, lets only worry about linux for now
It's been discovered that different operating systems can create different seeds (we've encountered this with OSX and Ubuntu systems). Thus when we create tests we will need to have our seed for programs under test to be consistent.
This will be necessary for adapting our POC.c file (to be renamed when sending a patch upstream) into their tests test suite module.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: