Twelve test generators for twelve programming languages

Hey all!

As promised in the kick-off meeting, I've just posted two documents in "Materials":

1. The slides from the meeting, and 

2. A much more detailed document, walking you through setting up your first fandango-rs crate, as well as three tasks to complete, one thinking, one reading, and one implementing. Please read and work on these tasks before the next seminar meeting.

While you go about getting your first crate up and running, think of a preferably ranked list of at least three programming languages you'd like to fuzz in this course. We will likely ask you to submit list before the seminar meeting next week so that we can ensure a good spread of unique programming languages. Besides that, if you encounter any insurmountable difficulties when following the tasks, particularly if the instructions are unclear or you struggle with implementing the extra constraint, let us know! Now, let's find tons of compiler bugs.

Dear all,

Please be reminded that you need to formally register for the seminar "exam" in LSF by May 15, 2026. Do not forget to do so; we'd suggest that you register right now.

You can also always un-register by that date, should you find the seminar is not to your taste (and register again if your mood changes). However, be also reminded that we're always here to help you make your participation a success :-)

Looking forward to working with you,

Andreas + Alexi