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Evaluating the Capability of LLMs in Identifying Compilation Errors in Configurable Systems

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arxiv 2407.19087 v2 pith:TMQKNIFR submitted 2024-07-26 cs.SE

Evaluating the Capability of LLMs in Identifying Compilation Errors in Configurable Systems

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Compilation is an important process in developing configurable systems, such as Linux. However, identifying compilation errors in configurable systems is not straightforward because traditional compilers are not variability-aware. Previous approaches that detect some of these compilation errors often rely on advanced techniques that require significant effort from programmers. This study evaluates the efficacy of Large Language Models (LLMs), specifically ChatGPT4, Le Chat Mistral and Gemini Advanced 1.5, in identifying compilation errors in configurable systems. Initially, we evaluate 50 small products in C++, Java, and C languages, followed by 30 small configurable systems in C, covering 17 different types of compilation errors. ChatGPT4 successfully identified most compilation errors in individual products and in configurable systems, while Le Chat Mistral and Gemini Advanced 1.5 detected some of them. LLMs have shown potential in assisting developers in identifying compilation errors in configurable systems.

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