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How to use MakeUnionArg method of prog Package

Best Syzkaller code snippet using prog.MakeUnionArg

generate_unions.go

...38		}39	default:40		log.Fatalf("unable to parse sockaddr_storage. Unsupported type: %#v", strType)41	}42	return prog.MakeUnionArg(syzType, dir, ctx.genArg(syzType.Fields[idx].Type, dir, straceType), idx)43}44func (ctx *context) genSockaddrNetlink(syzType *prog.UnionType, dir prog.Dir, straceType parser.IrType) prog.Arg {45	var idx = 246	field2Opt := make(map[string]int)47	for i, field := range syzType.Fields {48		field2Opt[field.Name] = i49	}50	switch a := straceType.(type) {51	case *parser.GroupType:52		if len(a.Elems) > 2 {53			switch b := a.Elems[1].(type) {54			case parser.Constant:55				pid := b.Val()56				if pid > 0 {57					// User58					idx = field2Opt["proc"]59				} else if pid == 0 {60					// Kernel61					idx = field2Opt["kern"]62				} else {63					// Unspec64					idx = field2Opt["unspec"]65				}66			default:67				log.Fatalf("unable to parse netlink addr struct. Unsupported type: %#v", a)68			}69		}70	}71	return prog.MakeUnionArg(syzType, dir, ctx.genArg(syzType.Fields[idx].Type, dir, straceType), idx)72}73func (ctx *context) genIfrIfru(syzType *prog.UnionType, dir prog.Dir, straceType parser.IrType) prog.Arg {74	idx := 075	switch straceType.(type) {76	case parser.Constant:77		idx = 278	}79	return prog.MakeUnionArg(syzType, dir, ctx.genArg(syzType.Fields[idx].Type, dir, straceType), idx)80}...

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    target, err := prog.GetTarget("linux", "amd64")4    if err != nil {5        panic(err)6    }7    p := target.MakeProg()8    fmt.Println("9    fmt.Println("10    fmt.Println("11    fmt.Println("12    fmt.Println("13    fmt.Println("14    fmt.Println("15    fmt.Println("16    fmt.Println("17    fmt.Println("18    fmt.Println("19    fmt.Println("20    fmt.Println("21    fmt.Println("22    fmt.Println("23    fmt.Println("

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	flag.Parse()4	target, err := prog.GetTarget("linux", "amd64")5	if err != nil {6		panic(err)7	}8	compiler, err := compiler.New(target)9	if err != nil {10		panic(err)11	}12	p := target.MakeProg()13	union := target.MakeUnionArg(nil, sys.CsumUnionType)14	unionArg := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[0])15	unionArg1 := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[1])16	unionArg2 := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[2])17	unionArg3 := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[3])18	unionArg4 := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[4])19	unionArg5 := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[5])20	unionArg6 := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[6])21	unionArg7 := target.MakeUnionArg(union, sys.CsumUnionType.Fields[7])22	fmt.Println(p.Serialize())23}

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(a)3    fmt.Println(prog, err)4    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(b)5    fmt.Println(prog, err)6    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(c)7    fmt.Println(prog, err)8    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(d)9    fmt.Println(prog, err)10    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(e)11    fmt.Println(prog, err)12    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(f)13    fmt.Println(prog, err)14    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(g)15    fmt.Println(prog, err)16    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(h)17    fmt.Println(prog, err)18    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(i)19    fmt.Println(prog, err)20    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(j)21    fmt.Println(prog, err)22    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(k)23    fmt.Println(prog, err)24    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(l)25    fmt.Println(prog, err)26    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(m)27    fmt.Println(prog, err)28    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(n)29    fmt.Println(prog, err)30    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(o)31    fmt.Println(prog, err)32    prog, err = prog.MakeProg(p)33    fmt.Println(prog, err

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2import "github.com/google/syzkaller/prog"3func main() {4    p := prog.MakeTarget("linux/amd64", nil, nil, nil).Prog()5    p0 := p.MakeUnionArg(0, 0)6    fmt.Printf("p0: %v7}8import "fmt"9import "github.com/google/syzkaller/prog"10func main() {11    p := prog.MakeTarget("linux/amd64", nil, nil, nil).Prog()12    p0 := p.MakeUnionArg(0, 0)13    fmt.Printf("p0: %v14}15import "fmt"16import "github.com/google/syzkaller/prog"17func main() {18    p := prog.MakeTarget("linux/amd64", nil, nil, nil).Prog()19    p0 := p.MakeUnionArg(0, 0)20    fmt.Printf("p0: %v21}22import "fmt"23import "github.com/google/syzkaller/prog"24func main() {25    p := prog.MakeTarget("linux/amd64", nil, nil, nil).Prog()26    p0 := p.MakeUnionArg(0, 0)27    fmt.Printf("p0: %v28}29import "fmt"30import "github.com/google/syzkaller/prog"31func main() {32    p := prog.MakeTarget("linux/amd64", nil, nil, nil).Prog()33    p0 := p.MakeUnionArg(0, 0)34    fmt.Printf("p0: %v35}

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)3}4func main() {5    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)6}7func main() {8    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)9}10func main() {11    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)12}13func main() {14    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)15}16func main() {17    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)18}19func main() {20    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)21}22func main() {23    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)24}25func main() {26    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)27}28func main() {29    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)30}31func main() {32    p.MakeUnionArg(1, 2, 3)33}34func main()

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	p := prog.InitTarget("linux", "amd64")4	unionType := p.MakeUnionType()5	structType := p.MakeStructType()6	intField := p.MakeField("int_field", p.Target.IntType)7	structType.Fields = append(structType.Fields, intField)8	unionType.Fields = append(unionType.Fields, structType)9	unionArg := p.MakeUnionArg(unionType)10	structArg := p.MakeStructArg(structType)11	fmt.Println(unionArg)12}

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	p := prog.MakeTarget("linux", "amd64", "test").Prog()4	s := p.Target.MakeStructType("new_struct", nil)5	u := p.Target.MakeUnionType("new_union", nil)6	f1 := &prog.Field{7	}8	f2 := &prog.Field{9	}10	f3 := &prog.Field{11	}12	f4 := &prog.Field{13	}14	f5 := &prog.Field{15	}16	f6 := &prog.Field{17	}18	f7 := &prog.Field{19	}20	f8 := &prog.Field{21	}22	f9 := &prog.Field{23	}24	f10 := &prog.Field{25	}26	f11 := &prog.Field{27	}28	f12 := &prog.Field{29	}30	f13 := &prog.Field{31	}32	f14 := &prog.Field{33	}34	f15 := &prog.Field{35	}36	f16 := &prog.Field{37	}38	f17 := &prog.Field{39	}

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2import "github.com/google/syzkaller/prog"3func main() {4	p := new(prog.Prog)5	t := new(prog.Target)6	t.Initialize()7	a := new(prog.Arg)8	b := new(prog.Arg)9	c := new(prog.Arg)10	d := new(prog.Arg)11	e := new(prog.Arg)12	f := new(prog.Arg)13	g := new(prog.Arg)14	h := new(prog.Arg)15	i := new(prog.Arg)16	j := new(prog.Arg)17	k := new(prog.Arg)18	l := new(prog.Arg)

MakeUnionArg

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4	p.MakeUnionArg(1)5}6import (7func main() {8	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")9	p.MakeUnionArg(1)10}11import (12func main() {13	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")14	p.MakeUnionArg(1)15}16import (17func main() {18	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")19	p.MakeUnionArg(1)20}21import (22func main() {23	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")24	p.MakeUnionArg(1)25}26import (27func main() {28	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")29	p.MakeUnionArg(1)30}31import (32func main() {33	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")34	p.MakeUnionArg(1)35}36import (37func main() {38	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")39	p.MakeUnionArg(1)40}

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