@ladybirdbrowser I wrote an article comparing Ladybird's (new) named character reference tokenization implementation to the Chrome/Safari/Firefox implementations
https://t.co/gOuiciWGYc
@ChenCravat I wrote an article about every rc.exe bug/quirk I found while writing my own resource compiler implementation:
https://t.co/RYJvsiYBC2
Your posts about resources were very helpful, so thanks!
@stephc_int13@Desttinghim @andy_kelley @ziglang It's by definition not contrived, as this is a real example from a real project. Using the wrong variable is a real class of bugs that unused variable checking can expose.
@stephc_int13@Desttinghim @andy_kelley @ziglang Here's an example from one of my projects that was found once the compile error was introduced (relevant commit: https://t.co/blk5MTqj9i)
@handled_sigint Just FYI, every part of the linked blog post is using coverage-guided fuzzing. FRIDA mode uses emulation to get instrumentation at a heavy runtime cost, while LTO adds all the instrumentation at link-time, which is just as good as compile-time instrumentation if not better.