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The Go Programming Language@zerobytes.monster · 1 year ago

I have been told the goroutine scheduler is nondeterministic. Is it therefore a bad idea to use go's fuzzer on systems which rely on goroutines (since failures will not be reliably reproducible?)

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I have been told the goroutine scheduler is nondeterministic. Is it therefore a bad idea to use go's fuzzer on systems which rely on goroutines (since failures will not be reliably reproducible?)

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The Go Programming Language@zerobytes.monster · 1 year ago

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The original was posted on /r/golang by /u/AlexCoventry on 2023-09-03 00:21:54+00:00.

Slack conversation where I heard that goroutine scheduling is nondeterministic.

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