Hi all,
As stabilizer is not compatible with LLVM versions that still works on current OSes (we're 7 versions of LLVM ahead now, no C++17, etc), is there a simpler way to approach the effect of Stabilizer? In "Producing Wrong Data Without Doing Anything Obviously Wrong!", they randomized the order of the .o file, and change the environment size. Is that still the second-best option?
It's not strictly linked to stabilizer, but I'm not sure where to ask that and it's a discussion which is way too much forgotten in computer sciences...
Thanks,
Tom
Hi all,
As stabilizer is not compatible with LLVM versions that still works on current OSes (we're 7 versions of LLVM ahead now, no C++17, etc), is there a simpler way to approach the effect of Stabilizer? In "Producing Wrong Data Without Doing Anything Obviously Wrong!", they randomized the order of the .o file, and change the environment size. Is that still the second-best option?
It's not strictly linked to stabilizer, but I'm not sure where to ask that and it's a discussion which is way too much forgotten in computer sciences...
Thanks,
Tom