README.md

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- config_name: default
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  - split: test
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  - name: project
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  - name: level
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  - name: target_file
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  - name: target_line
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  - name: url
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  - name: commit
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  - name: patch
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  - name: dockerfile
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  - name: fuzzing_harness
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  - name: build_script
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  - name: harness_name
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  - name: realistic_context
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  - name: realistic_call_paths
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---

**Dataset Summary**

dfuzzBench is a dataset tests systems' ability to generate directed inputs to reach a specific target line in the codebase automatically. 

TODO: Details of the dataset


**Dataset Structure**

```
project: (str) - The name of the project.
level: (str) - The level of difficulty to reach the target based on the first hit time of several traditional undirected fuzzers.
target_file: (str) - The file path where the target line is located.
target_line: (int) - The line number of the target line in the target file.
url: (str) - The url of the project Github repository.
commit: (str) - The commit hash of the repository when we performed the target line selection.
patch: (str) - The patch which adds a print statement "HIT TARGET!" at the target line to indicate the target is reached and exit.
dockerfile: (str) - The Dockerfile of evaluation environment.
fuzzing_harness: (str) - The fuzzing harness, used by Oss-Fuzz.
build_script: (str) - The build script to install required dependencies for fuzzing campaigns.
realistic_context: (list) - The source code of programs retrieved with realistic retrieval.
realistic_call_paths: (list) - The valid call paths from fuzzing harness to the target function retrieved from static call graph.
```