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    *
  1. Takes bytes from a valid class file *
  2. Sets 1 to 5 bytes in random positions to random values *
  3. Tries to load such class using: * *
* *

In most cases the resulting class file is invalid and rejected by * the VM verifier. But this test tries to find pathological cases, such * as infinite loops during verification or VM crashes. * *

NB: There is a tool to load invalid classes saved by this test. * Please see tool documentation at {@link vm.mlvm.tools.LoadClass} * */ public class Test extends StressClassLoadingTest { private final static Class HOST_CLASS = AnonkTestee01.class; private final byte[] testeeBytes; @Option(name = "mutationCount", default_value = "3", description = "How many bytes to mutate in a class") private int mutationCount = 3; /** * Constructs the test. * @throws Exception if there are any errors when * reading {@link vm.mlvm.anonloader.share.AnonkTestee01} class bytecodes. */ public Test() throws Exception { this.testeeBytes = FileUtils.readClass(AnonkTestee01.class.getName()); } /** * Returns {@link vm.mlvm.anonloader.share.AnonkTestee01} class to the * parent. * @return {@link vm.mlvm.anonloader.share.AnonkTestee01} class. */ @Override protected Class getHostClass() { return HOST_CLASS; } /** * Takes {@link vm.mlvm.anonloader.share.AnonkTestee01} class bytecodes * and modifies mutationCount bytes setting them to random values. * @return {@link vm.mlvm.anonloader.share.AnonkTestee01} class bytecodes with modified bytes. */ @Override protected byte[] generateClassBytes() { // TODO: there is non-zero probability that generated bytecode will be // valid, so it should be a subject of fuzzing mechanism byte[] alteredBytes = testeeBytes.clone(); for (int j = 0; j < mutationCount; ++j) { alteredBytes[getRNG().nextInt(alteredBytes.length)] = (byte) getRNG().nextInt(256); } return alteredBytes; } /** * Runs the test. * @param args Test arguments. */ public static void main(String[] args) { StressClassLoadingTest.launch(args); } }