multidelta - heuristic minimizer of interesting files

       Delta assists you in minimizing "interesting" files subject to a test of their interestingness. A common
       such situation is when attempting to isolate a small failure-inducing substring of a large input that
       causes your program to exhibit a bug.

       You supply multidelta with

       • a test shell script which decides if the input files are "interesting" (test-script) and

       • an initial set of input files.

       When  the  script is run with a source file as an argument, it should do any single-file integrity checks
       on that file.  Then, it should proceed to check the entire build, on the assumption that all other  files
       have already passed their integrity checks.

       When  the  script  is  run  with  no arguments, it should check integrity of all files and then check the
       build.

       So that the script does not need to have the list of input files hard-coded in, the environment  variable
       "multidelta_all_files"  is always set to a space-separated list of the filenames no matter how the script
       is run.

       multidelta - heuristic minimizer of interesting files

-level=n
           When topformflatten(1)ing, flatten to level n. The default is 0.

       -u  Undo the last invocation, by copying the *.bak files onto the original copies.

       -cpp
           Before flattening run the source through the cpp(1) preprocessor.

singledelta(1), topformflat(1)

       Delta Debugging project <http://www.st.cs.uni-sb.de/dd/>

Delta 2006.08.03                                   2022-05-27                                      MULTIDELTA(1)

multidelta [options] test-scriptinitial-file [initial-file...]