Madan Musuvathi and Sebastian Burckhardt - Concurrency Fuzzing with Cuzz
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Madan Musuvathi and
Sebastian Burckhardt, two Researchers at the Research in Software Engineering team (RiSE), explain and demo a new testing tool called
Cuzz. As you will see in this video, Cuzz stands for "Concurrency fuzzing."
Cuzz is a very effective tool for finding concurrency bugs. Cuzz works on unmodified Win32 executables and is designed for maximizing concurrency coverage for your existing (unmodified) tests. It randomizes the thread schedules in a systematic and disciplined way, using an algorithm that provides probabilistic coverage guarantees.
The Research in Software Engineering team (RiSE) coordinates Microsoft's research in Software Engineering in Redmond, USA.
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ah you tease !
i've seen this demo before and i was disappointed when i saw it was not available for download
and it's still not available for download !!
So i ask this why the h*** tease and show this without giving the devs some binaries/src to download and play with ?
( it's like half a b-job )
How is this different to Chess?
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/chess/
Does Chess work with VS 2010 Ultimate??
If you follow the Cuzz link, it will take you to http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/cuzz/
On that page, there's a link that doesn't work: http://codebox/cuzz
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