"Proteum some people like, Milu is nice and new. I've used neither, students have said Milu has some issues. I use Jamie Andrews' unreleased Prolog tool, which is source-to-source and produces a good but not giant set of mutants."
I don't know these tools and can't vouch for any of them. Jamie Andrews is this guy: http://www.csd.uwo.ca/people/faculty.htmlit looks like he might have moved jobs since his home page is gone? Anyhow, you'd have to contact him to get his tool.
John On 4/28/16 5:37 PM, Christian Dietrich wrote:
Hi, I'm currently searching for a tool to generate two C files that are very similar. What do I mean by similar? The respective AST of the C files should only differ in one subexpression/type/etc. The difference should mimic the changes a developer does between two compiler invocations. Does csmith already allow such small alterations of its output? If so, I haven't seen an command line option for it. If it doesn't have this feature, could you give me a small hint where I should look to implement this behavior? chris