* Implement `Send` for `Shm`
it is safe because we take the ownership of the inner map pointer. Only potential
violation is deref the underlying pointer but that’s already unsafe. Therefore,
the properties of Send still hold within the safe world.
* Bump 1.87
* use std::io::pipe so that they are `Send`
* clippy
* upgrade
* Avoid phantomdata to make ForkserverExecutor !Send
* Missing gates
* Fix nostd
* bump in Dockerfile
* use dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable instead
* setup latest toolchain on non Linux
* Fix typo
* Make input loading fallible in SyncFromDiskStage
* fmt
* Add InvalidInput in Error enum and skip the Input in SyncFromDiskStage if it is encountered
* sync: remove file if error on loading in SyncFromDiskStage
* add reason to Error::InvalidInput
* sync make failure log a warning. clippy, fmt
* typo
* fmt
* fmt
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Co-authored-by: Dominik Maier <domenukk@gmail.com>
* no more shellscript
* metadatas
* clp
* clippo
* this language breaks everyday
* stop
* 2404?
* purge rust
* everything is broken
* test
* ci dead
* aa
* aa
* remove broken shit
* remove broken shit
* broken shit
* a
* lol
* aaaaa
* AI fix
* aa
* aaa
* yes?
* a
* FK
* tmate
* wtf who tf did this shit????
* aa
* useless printlnt
* for system too
* unset first
* Add enable and disable methods for Corpus
* Add insert_inner_with_id to fix disable/enable & test
Since we need to insert an 'existing' testcase with a certain id, let's
use a private inner function for it.
It's not the most posh way to keep consistency, but as showed in the
test it works 'good enough'.
* Implement disable/enable for libafl_libfuzzer/corpus
* fix clippy issues and fix cfg[not"corpus_btreemap"]
* Move enable/disable from Corpus to a trait
* Rename HasCorpusEnablementOperations to EnableDisableCorpus
Unless we come up with a better idea. Naming is hard.
* fmt the changes
* Refactor to new forkserver
* Fix fuzzer examples and delete forkserver.c
* Fix clippy and doc warnings
* Fix symbol error
* Format Cargo.toml; Fix wrong doc link
* Fix silly typo.
* Rename ForkServer to Forkserver to make it more consistent
* Fix build.rs
* Merge StdForkserverParent and PersistentForkserverParent since the forkserver parent has not idea of whether it is persistent and the persistent version can handle the non-persistent version
* Fix clippy
* Do not take ownership for last_child_pid since it may be in persistent mode
* Split nautilus Python dependencies into separate feature
* Fix Nautilus imports order and tidy formatting
* Refactor tree generation to reduce code duplication
* Make plain_or_script_rule mutable
* Start on qemu_tmin
* WIP
* qemu_tmin working for single testcase.
Also some comment improvements.
* Add env_logger to baby_fuzzer
* Remove old reference.
* Added comment doc for qemu_tmin.
* Slight reorder for parallelisation
* Finished single-thread qemu_tmin
* Finishing touches to single thread version.
* A pre_commit.sh change I didn't notice.
* Duplicate to attempt multi-threaded version
* Fix taplo whine.
Mark "fork" mode as broken.
* Launcher for parallelisation implemented, but for one core.
* Running in parallel. Now need tidy up.
* Parallel version complete.
* Add comment
* Merged single-core/multi-core qemu_tmin into one crate
* Removed forkexecutor mode.
* Precommit fixes
* Add qemu_tmin to build_and_test.yml
* Clippy fixes
* Change tmin test cores to 0.
* Introduce HasAflStyleTargetArguments and restore parse_afl_cmdline for CommandExecutor
* clippy
* Fix imports
* Move envs to the shared trait
* Move to a standalone file
* Format
* Gate via std and unix
* Fix
* clippy
* move InputLocation to afl_args
* clippy
* Fix
* fmt
* Fix more
* Shall last missing
* Rename to AflTargetArgs
* Fmt
* move AflTargetArgs to libafl_bolts and adapt CMainArgsBuilder to use it
* use_stdin is no longer needed
* leaveout
* Fix again
* Renaming
* Leave out lib.rs
* Leave out fmt
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* Nop executor
* Qol types
* no stage
* A new() for NopStage
* clippy
* clippy again
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