* Revert "Revert splitting libafl_edges_map_max and libafl_edges_map_in_use (#2…"
This reverts commit c68b3816fb680b635f99c337f78185e699864705.
* all
* more
* MapObserver implements Hash
* Rename the hash utility function (in MapObserver) to hash_easy
* Use hash_slice as a helper function to impl Hash trait
* define_python_map_observer macro implements Hash trait
* Also rename hash_easy to hash_simple
* Rename hash_slice to hash_helper
* hash_helper is used to define the implementation of hash function/trait
* Factor out the Hash trait and function for runtime library structs (#1977)
* Simplify hash_simple (of trait MapObserver) (#1977)
* Use hash_one function to make hash_simple a one-liner
* remove hash_helper
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Co-authored-by: Edwin Fernando <ef322@ic.ac.uk>
Co-authored-by: Addison Crump <addison.crump@cispa.de>
* LibAFL QEMU can now be dynamically linked
* LibAFL QEMU reconfiguration happens less frequently (now using a signature check)
* Possibility to have custom rpath in QEMU
* sample implementation of tracking enforcement (incomplete)
* helpful compiler output
* make it look like a real compiler output
* ensure that the macro may be used outside of libafl
* separate index/novelty tracking funcs
* default const generic values so that we don't need to change this everywhere
* fix tests
* rollback unnecessary specification of stdmapobserver
* register metadata in doc tests
* doc fixes
* doc cleanup
* doc cleanup 2
* reduce implementor overhead to zero
* renaming/docs fixes
* asref isn't reflexive??
* generalization stage updates
* add better documentation about require_{indices,novelties}_tracking
* remaining generic updates
* round one CI pass (knowingly introduces breaking changes)
* typo
* round 2 clippy
* rollback: libafl_frida changes
* fmt
* moar porting
* fix remaining fuzzers
* fix windows build, maybe
* fixup libafl_libfuzzer
* fmt nighlty all the things
* attempt to fix some broken additions
* fix fmt
* oops
* fix new invocation
* minimizer scheduler fixes
* fix accounting
* rename
* fix
* Fix build
* Sort generics
* Move more generics into the right place
* Rename A -> C
* Fix test
* Fix test some more
* Fix doc some more
* critical formatting
* More A->C
* CanTrack harder
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Co-authored-by: Dominik Maier <dmnk@google.com>
* fix(libafl_qemu_build): assert command success
* fix(libafl_qemu_build): make sure linker_interceptor.py picks up correct compiler
Currently linker_interceptor.py uses 'cc' as the __LIBAFL_QEMU_BUILD_CC environment variable is never set
* remove redudant arg
* Implement user-space QEMU ASAN
* Fix wrong cfgs
* fmt
* merge conflicts in libafl qemu
* A few more fixes to qemu_launcher
* Change commit of qemu-libafl-bridge
* Fix clippy in qemu_launcher
* Fix commit id again
* Empty commit to trigger CI
* Fix path to fuzzer for test in qemu_launcher?
* Revert location of target binary and show the full error log from qemu_launcher test
* Appease the clippy gods
* Empty
* Fix format
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Co-authored-by: Your Name <you@example.com>
Co-authored-by: Dominik Maier <domenukk@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Andrea Fioraldi <andreafioraldi@gmail.com>
* introduce disabled field to Testcase
* separate executor's processing of execution (adding to corpus/solution/discarding) and execution of input
* introduce add_disabled_input function
* enable splicing mutators to fetch disabled inputs
* reset modified example
* clean up
* update docs
* update docs for count_with_disabled
* fix random_corpus_id for splicing mutator not considering disabled entries
* fmt
* update docs
* clippy
* fix corpus_btreemap not working
* fix clippy warnings
* fix python bindings
* typo in count_with_disabled implementations
* fix certain splicing mutators not considering disabled inputs
* rename count_with_disabled to count_all
* introduce count_disabled function
* update docs for count_all, count_disabled and count
* * introduce get_from_all and nth_from_all for corpus implementations so get() and nth() do not silently fetch disabled entries.
* remove boolean flag from random_corpus_id which allowed inclusion of disabled ids and make it into a new function random_corpus_id_with_disabled
* update docs
* remove boolean is_disabled flag from corpus::insert and make it into a separate function insert_disabled
* rename do_insert to _insert
* make get_from_all inline for cached and inmemory
* add missing functions implementation for PythonCorpus
prevent writing feedback when adding disabled testcases
* fix nth_from_all overfetching enabled corpus entries
* fix clippy & rename execute_with_res to execute_no_process
* refactor _insert for corpus_btreemap
* make LibfuzzerCorpus and ArtifactCorpus to accomodate disabled entries
* fix typo
* fix missing docs for map field
* fix clippy
* test
* (hopefully) fix CachedOnDiskCorpus using incorrect corpus when caching testcase
* fix typo in inmemory_ondisk leading to fetching disabled entry from enabled corpus
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Co-authored-by: aarnav <aarnav@srlabs.de>
Co-authored-by: Dominik Maier <domenukk@gmail.com>
* CI: Don't run cargo clean in order to preserve build caches
* CI: run yaml formatter >:)
* CI: try sharing build caches between similar jobs
* CI: it looks like the `ucd-generate` tool is not used anymore
* CI: Sneak in merge queue support :)
* CI: split out `cargo fmt --check` job
* libafl_qemu injections: be more resilient about mapping paths
* ci
* ci
* ci
* aa
* aa
* a
* a
* a
* fix
* no fail fast
* system
* what is this lint...
* a
* clp
* disk
* ok no fastfail
* no qemu for now, reenable monday
