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How to use squashPtr method of prog Package

Best Syzkaller code snippet using prog.squashPtr

any_test.go

...60			}61			if target.ArgContainsAny(ptrArg) {62				t.Fatalf("arg is already squashed")63			}64			target.squashPtr(ptrArg)65			if !target.ArgContainsAny(ptrArg) {66				t.Fatalf("arg is not squashed")67			}68			p1 := strings.TrimSpace(string(p.Serialize()))69			target.squashPtr(ptrArg)70			p2 := strings.TrimSpace(string(p.Serialize()))71			if p1 != p2 {72				t.Fatalf("double squash changed program:\n%v\nvs:\n%v", p1, p2)73			}74			if p1 != test.squashed {75				t.Fatalf("bad squash result:\n%v\nwant:\n%v", p1, test.squashed)76			}77		})78	}79}...

squashPtr

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    prog := &prog{}4    prog.squashPtr()5}6type prog struct {7}8func (p *prog) squashPtr() {9    p.conf = loader.Config{}10    p.conf.Import("golang.org/x/tools/go/ast/astutil")11    p.conf.Import("golang.org/x/tools/go/loader")12    p.prog, err = p.conf.Load()13    if err != nil {14        fmt.Println("error loading program", err)15    }16    astutilPkgInfo := p.prog.Package("golang.org/x/tools/go/ast/astutil")17    if astutilPkgInfo == nil {18        fmt.Println("error loading astutil package")19    }20    loaderPkgInfo := p.prog.Package("golang.org/x/tools/go/loader")21    if loaderPkgInfo == nil {22        fmt.Println("error loading loader package")23    }24    astPkgInfo := p.prog.Package("go/ast")25    if astPkgInfo == nil {26        fmt.Println("error loading ast package")27    }28    tokenPkgInfo := p.prog.Package("go/token")29    if tokenPkgInfo == nil {30        fmt.Println("error loading token package")31    }32    typesPkgInfo := p.prog.Package("go/types")33    if typesPkgInfo == nil {34        fmt.Println("error loading types package")35    }36    fmtPkgInfo := p.prog.Package("fmt")37    if fmtPkgInfo == nil {38        fmt.Println("error loading fmt package")39    }

squashPtr

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    p.squashPtr()4    fmt.Println(p)5}6import "fmt"7type prog struct {8}9func (p *prog) squashPtr() {10}11func (p prog) squash() {12}

squashPtr

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2type prog struct {3}4func (p prog) squashPtr() {5}6func main() {7    p := prog{"Go", 1.0}8    p.squashPtr()9}10type prog struct {11}12func (p *prog) squashPtr() {13}14func main() {15    p := prog{"Go", 1.0}16    p.squashPtr()17}

squashPtr

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type prog struct {3}4func (p *prog) squashPtr() {5	pPtr := unsafe.Pointer(p)6	pVal := reflect.ValueOf(pPtr)7	pPtrVal := pVal.Elem()8	pVal = pPtrVal.Elem()9	pPtr = unsafe.Pointer(pVal.Addr().Pointer())10	p = (*prog)(pPtr)11}12func main() {13	p := &prog{name: "John", age: 30}14	fmt.Println("Before squashing ptr", p)15	p.squashPtr()16	fmt.Println("After squashing ptr", p)17}18Before squashing ptr &{John 30}19After squashing ptr &{John 30}20Before squashing ptr &{John 30}21After squashing ptr &{John 30}22import (23type prog struct {24}25type iface struct {26}27func (p *prog) squashPtr() {28	pPtr := unsafe.Pointer(p)29	pVal := reflect.ValueOf(pPtr)

squashPtr

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type node struct {3}4func (n *node) squashPtr() {5    if n.next != nil {6    }7}8func main() {9    n1 := node{value: 1}10    n2 := node{value: 2}11    n3 := node{value: 3}12    n4 := node{value: 4}13    n5 := node{value: 5}14    fmt.Println(n1.next)15    n2.squashPtr()16    fmt.Println(n1.next)17}18&{2 0x1040a100}19&{3 0x1040a120}20import (21type node struct {22}23func (n *node) squashPtr() {24    if n.next != nil {25    }26}27func main() {28    n1 := node{value: 1}29    n2 := node{value: 2}30    n3 := node{value: 3}31    n4 := node{value: 4}32    n5 := node{value: 5}33    fmt.Println(n1.next)34    n1.next.squashPtr()35    fmt.Println(n1.next)36}37&{2 0x1040a100}38&{3 0x1040a120}

squashPtr

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	prog := goprog.NewProg("hello")4	fmt.Println("prog:", prog)5	fmt.Println("prog:", prog.SquashPtr())6}7import (8func main() {9	prog := goprog.NewProg("hello")10	fmt.Println("prog:", prog)11	fmt.Println("prog:", prog.Squash())12}13import (14func main() {15	prog := goprog.NewProg("hello")16	fmt.Println("prog:", prog)17	fmt.Println("prog:", prog.Squash())18}19import (20func main() {21	prog := goprog.NewProg("hello")22	fmt.Println("prog:", prog)23	fmt.Println("prog:", prog.Squash())24}25import (26func main() {27	prog := goprog.NewProg("hello")28	fmt.Println("prog:", prog)29	fmt.Println("prog:", prog.Squash())30}31import (32func main() {33	prog := goprog.NewProg("hello")34	fmt.Println("prog:", prog)35	fmt.Println("prog:", prog.Squash())36}37import (38func main() {39	prog := goprog.NewProg("hello")40	fmt.Println("prog:", prog)41	fmt.Println("prog:", prog.Squash())42}

squashPtr

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	prog.init()4	prog.squashPtr()5	prog.print()6}7import (8func main() {9	prog.init()10	prog.squashPtr()11	prog.print()12}13import (14func main() {15	prog.init()16	prog.squashPtr()17	prog.print()18}19import (20func main() {21	prog.init()22	prog.squashPtr()23	prog.print()24}25import (26func main() {27	prog.init()28	prog.squashPtr()29	prog.print()30}31import (32func main() {33	prog.init()34	prog.squashPtr()35	prog.print()36}37import (

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