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Extended from #354.
Context:
Currently, OSS-Fuzz-Gen selects functions with low coverage. However, some selected functions may execute the same code blocks of the project, leading to minimal project-level coverage improvement.
Goal:
Displaying the "per-project coverage increment" alongside the "per-benchmark" coverage increment will help us identify instances where overlapping code blocks are being tested. This insight will highlight cases where we should re-select benchmarks to enhance overall efficiency.
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I still think this is a good thing to pursue though! Introspector's "Optimal targets" is just one heuristic trying to solve a similar problem, and the feature suggested in this issue is also relevant now that we can extract target functions from a diverse set of oracles.
Extended from #354.
Context:
Currently, OSS-Fuzz-Gen selects functions with low coverage. However, some selected functions may execute the same code blocks of the project, leading to minimal project-level coverage improvement.
Goal:
Displaying the "per-project coverage increment" alongside the "per-benchmark" coverage increment will help us identify instances where overlapping code blocks are being tested. This insight will highlight cases where we should re-select benchmarks to enhance overall efficiency.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: