* qemu: Return errors from Emulator::new instead of asserting
Libraries should not `assert!` except in cases of unrecoverable (library)
programmer error. These errors are all potentially recoverable, and aren't
internal errors in `libafl_qemu` itself.
* Respond to review comments
* Created macro to get the metadata form State and Testcase
* Expanded the macros for mutable, or not, State and Testcase metadata
* Created functions on traits HasMetadata and HasNamedMetadatato get, mutable or not, metadata
* Created the functions to get metadata
* Added #[inline] attribute and renamed the functions
* Renamed the functions and added #[inline] attribute
* Temporarily added testcase() function
* Added testcase() function
* Changed Ref import to core::cell:Ref
* Added testcase_mut() and renamed occurences of metadata() and metadata_mut()
* Renamed more occurences
* Renamed the metadata() on impl HasMetadata for NopState
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Co-authored-by: Andrea Fioraldi <andreafioraldi@gmail.com>
Reduces total number of packages from 577 to 571 on building with:
`cargo +nightly build --workspace --all-features`
* ahash 0.7 -> 0.8
* Move `AHasher::new_with_keys` to `RandomState::with_seeds` given the
recommendation from: aHash maintainer:
https://github.com/tkaitchuck/aHash/issues/132#issuecomment-1288207069
* bindgen: 0.61 -> 0.63
* c2rust-bitfields: 0.3 -> 0.17
* criterion: 0.3 -> 0.4
* crossterm: 0.25 -> 0.26
* dynasmrt: 1.2 -> 2
* goblin: 0.5.3 -> 0.6
* hashbrown: 0.12 -> 0.13
* nix: 0.25 -> 0.26
* The `addr` arg of `mmap` is now of type `Option<NonZeroUsize>`
* The `length` arg of `mmap` is now of type `NonZeroUsize`
* Requires updating implementers to update `nix` as well
* prometheus-client: 0.18.0 -> 0.19
* Do not box metrics
* Gauges (a majority of the LibAFL metrics) are now i64 types so there
is a small chance of overflow, with the u64 values that LibAFL
tracks, but unlikely to be problematic.
* Keep `exec_rate` as a floating point value
* serial_test: 0.8 -> 1
* typed-builder: 0.10.0 -> 0.12
* windows: 0.42.0 -> 0.44
Co-authored-by: Dominik Maier <domenukk@gmail.com>
* fixing linking issue
* insteading of linking lib we dont use. just disable them
* fixing the keyutils problem
Co-authored-by: Andrea Fioraldi <andreafioraldi@gmail.com>
* emu::current_cpu() is now kept after vm stop and it is the CPU that hitted the breakpoint
* clippy
* uninit
* clippy
* clippy
* clippy
* clippy
* nightly override in CI
* nightly override in CI
* components
* components
* targets
* targets
* clippy
* clippy
* clippy
* clippy
* clippy (again)
* MaybeUninit
Co-authored-by: Dominik Maier <dmnk@google.com>
* libafl_qemu: fix systemmode with slirp dependency
libslirp will be dropped from future QEMU releases (see https://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/7.0).
This change adds the "slirp" feature,
which links with the host-systems libslirp.
* libafl_qemu: enable systemmode snapshots, vm_start
Re-enable snapshot functions.
Start the VM before qemu_main_loop.
* libafl_qemu: allow synchronous snapshotting
Add a flag to take snapshots synchronosly.
This should be used to take or load snapshots while the emulator is not
running.
* libafl_qemu: fallback cpu for read-/write_mem
In systemmode, current_cpu may not be set.
In such cases use the first cpus memory access methods.
* fuzzers: add example for libafl_qemu in systemmode
* libafl_qemu: update libafl-qemu-bridge revision
* libafl_qemu: add memory access by physcial address
* fix liabfl_qemu example
Use GuestAddr and physical memory access
* ci: install libslirp-dev for libafl_qemu
* fuzzers/qemu_systemmode: clean up example
* libafl_qemu: remove obsolete functions
emu::libafl_cpu_thread_fn
emu::libafl_start_vcpu
emu::start
* fuzzers/qemu_systemmode: simplify example
* improve build_linux.rs
* Update qemu_systemmode fuzzer
* upd
* clippy
* Save and restore CPU state in libafl_qemu
* clippy
* Clone
* upd
* upd
Co-authored-by: Alwin Berger <alwin.berger@tu-dortmund.de>
* libafl_qemu: fix systemmode with slirp dependency
libslirp will be dropped from future QEMU releases (see https://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/7.0).
This change adds the "slirp" feature,
which links with the host-systems libslirp.
* libafl_qemu: enable systemmode snapshots, vm_start
Re-enable snapshot functions.
Start the VM before qemu_main_loop.
* libafl_qemu: allow synchronous snapshotting
Add a flag to take snapshots synchronosly.
This should be used to take or load snapshots while the emulator is not
running.
* libafl_qemu: fallback cpu for read-/write_mem
In systemmode, current_cpu may not be set.
In such cases use the first cpus memory access methods.
* fuzzers: add example for libafl_qemu in systemmode
* libafl_qemu: update libafl-qemu-bridge revision
* libafl_qemu: add memory access by physcial address
* fix liabfl_qemu example
Use GuestAddr and physical memory access
* ci: install libslirp-dev for libafl_qemu
* fuzzers/qemu_systemmode: clean up example
* libafl_qemu: remove obsolete functions
emu::libafl_cpu_thread_fn
emu::libafl_start_vcpu
emu::start
* fuzzers/qemu_systemmode: simplify example
* improve build_linux.rs
* Update qemu_systemmode fuzzer
* upd
* clippy
Co-authored-by: Alwin Berger <alwin.berger@tu-dortmund.de>
Co-authored-by: Andrea Fioraldi <andreafioraldi@gmail.com>
* Adding DrCov for qemu
* Fixing cargo fmt
* Trying to fix maturin build
* Fixing clippy
* libafl_qemu --no-default-features fix
* Adding make module mapping a user input as suggested from @WorksButNotTested
* Switching from blocks_raw() -> blocks() and full_tracing as an option
* Avoiding get before get_mut
* HashSet to Vec
* Avoiding lazy_static
* Adding DrCov for example fuzzer qemu_arm_launcher
* Removing mut for globals in DrCov
* Using emu.mappings() for drcov module mappings
* Fixing clippy
Co-authored-by: Dominik Maier <domenukk@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Andrea Fioraldi <andreafioraldi@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Dongjia "toka" Zhang <tokazerkje@outlook.com>
* Associated types for Corpus, State
* cleanup
* fix no_std
* drop unused clauses
* Corpus
* cleanup
* adding things
* fixed fuzzer
* remove phantom data
* python
* progress?
* more more
* oof
* wow it builds?
* python fixes, tests
* fix python fun
* black fmt for python
* clippy, added Nop things
* fixes
* fix merge
* make it compile (#836)
* doc-test fixes, prelude-b-gone for cargo-hack compat
* fixes for windows, concolic
* really fix windows, maybe
* imagine using windows
* ...
* elide I generic when used with S: State
* Elide many, many generics, but at what cost?
* progress on push
* Constraint HasCorpus, HasSolutions at trait definition
* remove unused feature
* remove unstable usage since we constrained HasCorpus at definition
* compiled, but still no type inference for MaxMapFeedback
* cleanup inprocess
* resolve some std conflicts
* simplify map
* undo unnecessary cfg specification
* fix breaking test case for CI on no-std
* fix concolic build failures
* fix macos build
* fixes for windows build
* timeout fixes for windows build
* fix pybindings issues
* fixup qemu
* fix outstanding local build issues
* maybe fix windows inprocess
* doc fixes
* unbridled fury
* de-associate State from Feedback, replace with generic as AT inference is not sufficient to derive specialisation for MapFeedback
* merge update
* refactor + speed up fuzzer builds by sharing build work
* cleanup lingering compiler errors
* lol missed one
* revert QEMU-Nyx change, not sure how I did that
* move HasInput to inputs
* HasInput => KnowsInput
* update bounds to enforce via associated types
* disentangle observers with fuzzer
* revert --target; update some fuzzers to match new API
* resolve outstanding fuzzer build blockers (that I can run on my system)
* fixes for non-linux unixes
* fix for windows
* Knows => Uses, final fixes for windows
* <guttural screaming>
* fixes for concolic
* loosen bound for frida executor so windows builds correctly
* cleanup generics for eventmanager/eventprocessor to drop observers requirement
* improve inference over fuzz_one and friends
* update migration notes
* fixes for python bindings
* fixes for generic counts in event managers
* finish migration notes
* post-merge fix
Co-authored-by: Addison Crump <addison.crump@cispa.de>
