Dependencies required for the wrapper script: CMake 3.16+, LLVM 9+, opt, llc, pytest

How to use wrapper script to generate mutants and test them against a test suite: Expected Usage : python3 mutateWrapper.py <filename relative path> <test suite marker> <opcode to modify> <category>

<opcode to modify> must be a llvm opcode

<category> must be one of the following: "binop", "icmp"

Example Usage: python3 mutateWrapper.py exampleprograms/patchedDigit.c digit add binop

Example Usage: python3 mutateWrapper.py exampleprograms/patchedDigit2.c digit add binop

Example Usage: python3 mutateWrapper.py exampleprograms/patchedDigit3.c digit add binop

Example Usage: python3 mutateWrapper.py exampleprograms/patchedDigit.c digit icmp icmp

Example Usage: python3 mutateWrapper.py exampleprograms/unpatchedDigit.c digit icmp icmp

To add a new test suite: Edit the pytest.ini file with a new marker called {marker}, and then create a pytest file called "test_{filename}.py" and mark test functions with @pytest.mark.{marker}.

Then to test: python3 -m pytest --file {name of executable found in mutants/exampleprograms/}

Or to manually make mutations: Build:

$ cd llvm-pass-skeleton
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make
$ cd ..

Run: To run passes that aren't mutate: edit the pass in RegisterMyPass. Ex: static RegisterStandardPasses RegisterMyPass(PassManagerBuilder::EP_EarlyAsPossible, registerLabelPass); Then run: $ clang -Xclang -load -Xclang build/pass/libSkeletonPass.* example.c

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To run mutate passes:
1. Emit bc file from source: clang -emit-llvm -o example.bc -c example.c
2. Find instruction number using labelPass: clang -Xclang -load -Xclang build/pass/libSkeletonPass.* example.c
3. Specify instruction location to mutate and mutation operand type and run the mutate pass on bc file: opt -load build/pass/libSkeletonPass.so -mutatePass -mutation_loc=33 -mutation_op=swapplus1toplus2 < functioncall.bc > functioncallnew.bc
4. Create object file from edited bc file: llc -filetype=obj functioncallnew.bc
5. Create executable: clang functioncallnew.o
6. Run executable: ./a.out