Full experiment with the new C-specific prompt

[DonggeLiu]

Running a full experiment with the new C-specific prompt.

[DonggeLiu]

@DavidKorczynski: Are there any other changes required to use the C-specific prompt?
Would you recommend updating the benchmarks before the exp?

[DonggeLiu]

/gcbrun exp -n dg

[DavidKorczynski]

@DavidKorczynski: Are there any other changes required to use the C-specific prompt?

No

Would you recommend updating the benchmarks before the exp?

Yeah, I don't think it makes too much sense to try on C++ unless we're testing that it doesn't break the workflow or so -- I wouldn't expect the generated prompts to generate good C++ harnesses. We can use these benchmarks for pure C projects only: #371

[DavidKorczynski]

/gcbrun exp -n dk-9000 -b c-specific

[DonggeLiu]

The experiment report with c-benchmarks only:
https://llm-exp.oss-fuzz.com/Result-reports/scheduled/2024-06-23-weekly-all/

## The incorrect header error persists.
Take bind9 as an example:
The prompt provided the header full path (/src/bind9/lib/dns/include/dns/view.h), but LLM still used the incorrect path (/src/bind9/lib/isc/include/dns/view.h), which highlights the need to fix this programmatically.
BTW, LLM generated the correct header with the default prompt.

I reckon to avoid regression, we can:

1. Only fix the header when compilation fails due to this.
2. Fix header programmatically: 1) Parse the wrong header from the error message, 2) find the correct file path, 3) replace the wrong line with the correct path, 4) compile the fuzz target again.

We are trying a different solution to this.

Missing function implementation

Here is an example.

@DavidKorczynski will you address these?

[DonggeLiu]

LLM code-bison-32k failed to generate results of some benchmarks because it is not available in certain regions.
Re-running under the same config as 2024-06-23-weekly-all/ with C benchmarks only using Gemini-1.5:
https://llm-exp.oss-fuzz.com/Result-reports/scheduled/2024-06-24-weekly-all/

[DonggeLiu]

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