I think I understand your point better now. More thorough tests in addition to the current set would certainly be an improvement. However, I don't understand why you suggest that fixing the old implementation to adhere…
I agree with you that more specific tests should be included for the recent fuzzing results, but the great-grandparent comment seems to suggest that there are no tests at all, which is clearly not true. Instead there…
I am sorry, I'm not following your extended analogy. Could you please elaborate on what "bloodletting" and "modern medicine" represent here?
I was under the impression that OpenBSD's unit testing files reside in the src/regress directory. Here is the relevant directory for file: http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/regress/usr.bin... The files in…
I think I understand your point better now. More thorough tests in addition to the current set would certainly be an improvement. However, I don't understand why you suggest that fixing the old implementation to adhere…
I agree with you that more specific tests should be included for the recent fuzzing results, but the great-grandparent comment seems to suggest that there are no tests at all, which is clearly not true. Instead there…
I am sorry, I'm not following your extended analogy. Could you please elaborate on what "bloodletting" and "modern medicine" represent here?
I was under the impression that OpenBSD's unit testing files reside in the src/regress directory. Here is the relevant directory for file: http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/regress/usr.bin... The files in…