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Kari Argillander f806c5829b Run clang-format and enable CI check for it (#755 )

* pre-commit: Update and enable clang-format check

There is newer version from clang-format so use that. We do not yet want
18 as that is little bit too new.

* Format some thing by hand which clang-format "breaks"

Clang-format will format some things little bit off in some cases.
Format some things by hand so we get cleaner end result.

* Run clang-format with

```
pre-commit run --all-files clang-format
```

We have already in previously checked places where clang-format does not
make good format and ignored those (hopefully most of the things).

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Co-authored-by: Kari Argillander <kari.argillander@fidelix.com>

2024-08-30 11:20:58 -05:00

main.c

Run clang-format and enable CI check for it (#755 )

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Makefile

Feature/mstp extended frames (#529 )

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README.md

Strip tabs and trailing white spaces, and fix end of files (#748 )

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README.md

Getting Started

Install AFL, ensure afl-gcc exists on the system:

$ afl-gcc
afl-cc 2.57b by <lcamtuf@google.com>

Build via make fuzz-afl from repository root
Clone a decent corpus
Start AFL and feed it the input/output directories along with target executable

afl-fuzz -i </path/to/corpus/> -o </path/to/output_dir/> -m none ./apps/fuzz-afl/fuzz-afl

Caveats:

This builds the target with ASAN (Address Sanitizer). This makes AFL require the -m none to not interpret ASAN's behavior as a crash
AFL uses a fork/exec model to launch the target. This is nice because each testcase is from a clean state. But this also brings in a lot of overhead. If you need something faster, check out ../fuzz-libfuzzer/