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by JoshTriplett
3642 days ago
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> Most of the logic behind git2-rs (as far as I know) is written in C. True, but the Rust bindings necessarily contain tons of unsafe FFI code, and those bindings enforces many required safety properties. Even without checking the underlying C code, running AFL to check for any unsafe holes in the bindings would help. That said, yes, for best results you'd want to check the combination of C and Rust to find new paths and full coverage on both. |
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