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How to use noteUsage method of prog Package

Best Syzkaller code snippet using prog.noteUsage

prio.go

...64		c := ctx.Meta65		switch a := t.(type) {66		case *ResourceType:67			if target.AuxResources[a.Desc.Name] {68				noteUsage(uses, c, 0.1, ctx.Dir, "res%v", a.Desc.Name)69			} else {70				str := "res"71				for i, k := range a.Desc.Kind {72					str += "-" + k73					w := 1.074					if i < len(a.Desc.Kind)-1 {75						w = 0.276					}77					noteUsage(uses, c, float32(w), ctx.Dir, str)78				}79			}80		case *PtrType:81			if _, ok := a.Elem.(*StructType); ok {82				noteUsage(uses, c, 1.0, ctx.Dir, "ptrto-%v", a.Elem.Name())83			}84			if _, ok := a.Elem.(*UnionType); ok {85				noteUsage(uses, c, 1.0, ctx.Dir, "ptrto-%v", a.Elem.Name())86			}87			if arr, ok := a.Elem.(*ArrayType); ok {88				noteUsage(uses, c, 1.0, ctx.Dir, "ptrto-%v", arr.Elem.Name())89			}90		case *BufferType:91			switch a.Kind {92			case BufferBlobRand, BufferBlobRange, BufferText:93			case BufferString:94				if a.SubKind != "" {95					noteUsage(uses, c, 0.2, ctx.Dir, fmt.Sprintf("str-%v", a.SubKind))96				}97			case BufferFilename:98				noteUsage(uses, c, 1.0, DirIn, "filename")99			default:100				panic("unknown buffer kind")101			}102		case *VmaType:103			noteUsage(uses, c, 0.5, ctx.Dir, "vma")104		case *IntType:105			switch a.Kind {106			case IntPlain, IntRange:107			default:108				panic("unknown int kind")109			}110		}111	})112	return uses113}114type weights struct {115	in    float32116	inout float32117}118func noteUsage(uses map[string]map[int]weights, c *Syscall, weight float32, dir Dir, str string, args ...interface{}) {119	id := fmt.Sprintf(str, args...)120	if uses[id] == nil {121		uses[id] = make(map[int]weights)122	}123	callWeight := uses[id][c.ID]124	if dir != DirOut {125		if weight > uses[id][c.ID].in {126			callWeight.in = weight127		}128	}129	if weight > uses[id][c.ID].inout {130		callWeight.inout = weight131	}132	uses[id][c.ID] = callWeight...

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1prog p = new prog();2p.noteUsage();3prog p = new prog();4p.noteUsage();5prog p = new prog();6p.noteUsage();7prog p = new prog();8p.noteUsage();9prog p = new prog();10p.noteUsage();11prog p = new prog();12p.noteUsage();13prog p = new prog();14p.noteUsage();15prog p = new prog();16p.noteUsage();17prog p = new prog();18p.noteUsage();19prog p = new prog();20p.noteUsage();21prog p = new prog();22p.noteUsage();23prog p = new prog();24p.noteUsage();25prog p = new prog();26p.noteUsage();27prog p = new prog();28p.noteUsage();29prog p = new prog();30p.noteUsage();31prog p = new prog();32p.noteUsage();33prog p = new prog();34p.noteUsage();35prog p = new prog();36p.noteUsage();

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4    p := prog{}5    p.noteUsage()6}7import "fmt"8type prog struct {9}10func (p *prog) noteUsage() {11    fmt.Println("Usage incremented")12}

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2type prog struct {3}4func (p prog) noteUsage() {5    fmt.Println("prog noteUsage method")6}7func main() {8    p1 := prog{"John", 32, "

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

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

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    prog := new(Prog)4    prog.noteUsage()5}6import (7func main() {8    prog := new(Prog)9    prog.noteUsage()10}11import (12func main() {13    prog := new(Prog)14    prog.noteUsage()15}16import (17func main() {18    prog := new(Prog)19    prog.noteUsage()20}21import (22func main() {23    prog := new(Prog)24    prog.noteUsage()25}26import (27func main() {28    prog := new(Prog)29    prog.noteUsage()30}31import (32func main() {33    prog := new(Prog)34    prog.noteUsage()35}36import (37func main() {38    prog := new(Prog)39    prog.noteUsage()40}41import (42func main() {43    prog := new(Prog)44    prog.noteUsage()45}46import (

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    p.noteUsage()4    fmt.Println(p.usageCount)5}6import "fmt"7func main() {8    fmt.Println(p.usageCount)9}10import "fmt"11func main() {12    fmt.Println(p.usageCount)13}14import "fmt"15func main() {16    p.noteUsage()17    fmt.Println(p.usageCount)18}19import "fmt"20func main() {21    p.noteUsage()22    fmt.Println(p.usageCount)23}

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    p := prog.New(2)4    p.NoteUsage()5}6import (7type Prog struct {8}9func New(id int) *Prog {10    return &Prog{id: id}11}12func (p *Prog) NoteUsage() {13    fmt.Printf("prog %d is now in use14}

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    p := new(prog)4    p.noteUsage("test")5    fmt.Println(p.usage)6}7import (8type prog struct {9}10func (p prog) noteUsage(s string) {11}12func main() {13    p := new(prog)14    p.noteUsage("test")15    fmt.Println(p.usage)16}17import (18type prog struct {19}

noteUsage

Using AI Code Generation

1prog p;2p.noteUsage();3prog p;4p.noteUsage();5prog p;6p.noteUsage();

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