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How to use mutateSize method of prog Package

Best Syzkaller code snippet using prog.mutateSize

size.go

Source:size.go

...102}103func (target *Target) assignSizesCall(c *Call) {104	target.assignSizesArray(c.Args)105}106func (r *randGen) mutateSize(arg *ConstArg, parent []Arg) bool {107	typ := arg.Type().(*LenType)108	elemSize := typ.BitSize / 8109	if elemSize == 0 {110		elemSize = 1111		for _, field := range parent {112			if typ.Buf != field.Type().FieldName() {113				continue114			}115			if inner := InnerArg(field); inner != nil {116				switch targetType := inner.Type().(type) {117				case *VmaType:118					return false119				case *ArrayType:120					if targetType.Type.Varlen() {...

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2type Prog struct {3}4func (p *Prog) mutateSize(n int) {5}6func main() {7    p := Prog{100}8    fmt.Println(p.size)9    p.mutateSize(10)10    fmt.Println(p.size)11}12import "fmt"13type Prog struct {14}15func (p Prog) mutateSize(n int) {16}17func main() {18    p := Prog{100}19    fmt.Println(p.size)20    p.mutateSize(10)21    fmt.Println(p.size)22}23import "fmt"24type Prog struct {25}26func (p *Prog) mutateSize(n int) {27}28func main() {29    p := Prog{100}30    fmt.Println(p.size)31    (&p

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	p := prog{size: 100}4	fmt.Println(p.size)5	p.mutateSize()6	fmt.Println(p.size)7}8import (9func main() {10	p := prog{size: 100}11	fmt.Println(p.size)12	p.mutateSize()13	fmt.Println(p.size)14}15import (16func main() {17	p := prog{size: 100}18	fmt.Println(p.size)19	p.mutateSize()20	fmt.Println(p.size)21}22import (23func main() {24	p := prog{size: 100}25	fmt.Println(p.size)26	p.mutateSize()27	fmt.Println(p.size)28}29import (30func main() {31	p := prog{size: 100}32	fmt.Println(p.size)33	p.mutateSize()34	fmt.Println(p.size)35}36import (37func main() {38	p := prog{size: 100}39	fmt.Println(p.size)40	p.mutateSize()41	fmt.Println(p.size)42}43import (44func main() {45	p := prog{size: 100}46	fmt.Println(p.size)47	p.mutateSize()48	fmt.Println(p.size)49}50import (51func main() {52	p := prog{size: 100}53	fmt.Println(p.size)54	p.mutateSize()55	fmt.Println(p.size)56}57import (58func main() {59	p := prog{size: 100}60	fmt.Println(p.size)61	p.mutateSize()62	fmt.Println(p.size)63}

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    fmt.Println("size is", p.size)4    p.mutateSize()5    fmt.Println("size is", p.size)6}7func (p *prog) mutateSize() {8}9func (p *prog) mutateSize() {10}11func (p *prog) mutateSize() {12}

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	p := prog{size: 100}4	fmt.Println("Size: ", p.size)5	p.mutateSize()6	fmt.Println("Size: ", p.size)7}8type prog struct {9}10func (p *prog) mutateSize() {11}12import (13func main() {14	p := prog{size: 100}15	fmt.Println("Size: ", p.size)16	p.MutateSize()17	fmt.Println("Size: ", p.size)18}19type prog struct {20}21func (p *prog) MutateSize() {22}23import (24func main() {25	p := prog{size: 100}26	fmt.Println("Size: ", p.size)27	p.MutateSize()28	fmt.Println("Size: ", p.size)29}30type prog struct {31}32func (p *prog) MutateSize() {33}

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    var p prog = prog{size: 10}4    fmt.Println(p.size)5    p.mutateSize()6    fmt.Println(p.size)7}8import "fmt"9type prog struct {10}11func (p *prog) mutateSize() {12}13func main() {14    var p prog = prog{size: 10}15    fmt.Println(p.size)16    p.mutateSize()17    fmt.Println(p.size)18}19import "fmt"20type prog struct {21}22func (p *

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main(){3    p.mutateSize(100)4    fmt.Println(p.size)5}6import "fmt"7func main(){8    p := prog{}9    p.mutateSize(100)10    fmt.Println(p.size)11}12import "fmt"13func main(){14    p := prog{size: 100}15    p.mutateSize(100)16    fmt.Println(p.size)17}18import "fmt"19func main(){20    p := prog{size: 100}21    p.mutateSize(100)22    fmt.Println(p.size)23}24import "fmt"25func main(){26    p := prog{size: 100}27    p.mutateSize(100)28    fmt.Println(p.size)29}30import "fmt"31func main(){32    p := prog{size: 100}33    p.mutateSize(100)34    fmt.Println(p.size)35}36import "fmt"37func main(){38    p := prog{size: 100}39    p.mutateSize(100)40    fmt.Println(p.size)41}42import "fmt"43func main(){44    p := prog{size: 100}45    p.mutateSize(100)46    fmt.Println(p.size)47}48import "fmt"49func main(){50    p := prog{size: 100}51    p.mutateSize(100)52    fmt.Println(p.size)53}54import "fmt"55func main(){56    p := prog{size: 100}

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    p.mutateSize(10)4    fmt.Println("Size of p is", p.size)5}6import "fmt"7func main() {8    p.mutate(10)9    fmt.Println("Size of p is", p.size)10}11import "fmt"12func main() {13    p.mutateWithPointer(10)14    fmt.Println("Size of p is", p.size)15}16import "fmt"17func main() {18    p.mutateWithPointer(10)19    fmt.Println("Size of p is", p.size)20}21import "fmt"22func main() {23    p.mutateWithPointer(10)24    fmt.Println("Size of p is", p.size)25}26import "fmt"27func main() {28    p.mutateWithPointer(10)29    fmt.Println("Size of p is", p.size)30}31import "fmt"32func main() {33    p.mutateWithPointer(10)34    fmt.Println("Size

mutateSize

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    p1 := prog.Prog{Size: 10}4    p1.MutateSize()5    fmt.Println(p1.Size)6}7type Prog struct {8}9func (p *Prog) MutateSize() {10}11type Prog struct {12}13func (p *Prog) MutateSize() {14}15type Prog struct {16}17func (p *Prog) MutateSize() {18}19type Prog struct {20}21func (p *Prog) MutateSize() {22}23type Prog struct {24}25func (p *Prog) MutateSize() {

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