Request User Manual or examples of input json file

[ksmin295]

Hello, I'm trying to use Tarantula automatic fault-localization technique that your lab developed for improving our research. I downloaded and try to run this project, but I was failed because of input json file.
Could you give me User Manual or examples of input json file? Providing the tool that creates from C source to input json file is also fine.
Thanks for this project and hope you reply me.

Here is my email.
ksmin295@gmail.com

[junghuk]

Hi, It's been a while since I looked at the code. It remains me back in the good days I'll check the code this weekend and give you some feedback. Thanks for your interest, Junghun

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[zhangysh1995]

@junghuk I also want to use this code for some educational purpose and cannot figure out the input file format. Is there any feedback? Could you please provide a simple json file as an example?

[zhangysh1995]

I found another online repo that provides some information, hope this helps. @ksmin295

[VijayKrishna]

@ksmin295 @zhangysh1995 take a look at how this repo's tests use the Tarantula API to compute code suspiciousness values: https://github.com/spideruci/Tarantula/tree/master/src/test/java/org/spideruci/tarantula. If there specific questions even after that, I am happy to answer them!