Effectiveness of Fuzzing for Porting Programs from C to Rust
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Summary
The article discusses the effectiveness of using fuzzing to automate porting programs from C to Rust, particularly by having LLMs write fuzz tests in a topological order. It reflects on the increasing code generation by LLMs and the potential future scenario where machines produce more code than humans.
Key quotes
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A simple strategy of having LLMs write fuzz tests and build up a port in topological order seems effective at automating porting from C to Rust.
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