Allow ASAN binaries and add some quality-of-life improvements#16
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ammaraskar wants to merge 3 commits intoDongdongshe:masterfrom
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Allow ASAN binaries and add some quality-of-life improvements#16ammaraskar wants to merge 3 commits intoDongdongshe:masterfrom
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Enable ASAN usage by providing -m none to AFL programs. Bind socket with reusable addr. Don't hardcode seeds/ directory.
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Contributing these upstream, these are some changes I found useful when testing locally.
Allows running ASAN instrumented binaries, I've placed instructions on how to do so in the README.
Stops hardcoding of the
seeds/folder innn.pyBinds the socket with
SO_REUSEADDRso you don't have to wait for the OS to release the socket if the process crashes.Please do test locally if you can, I can't be sure that I haven't broken any behavior you were relying on.