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Produce code coverage results with gcov from afl-fuzz test cases
I followed the instructions given in the workflow section. Running afl-cov gives me following error: ``` $ afl-cov -d /home/numair/Documents/faultlocalization/evaluation/RealWorld/AFL-FUZZING/findings --live --coverage-cmd "cat AFL_FILE | LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./lib/.libs ./bin/.libs/somebin -a -b -c"...
this way the cmd line to afl-fuzz can just be copied instead of switching @@ to AFL_FILE. Of course AFL_FILE still works.
Hi, Any idea on how to run afl-cov when fuzzing CGC DARPA binaries? Thanks.
Hi, I use aflnet to test a network program. When I finished test, I want to use afl-cov to see the coverage of the program. But afl-cov use stdin or...
Currently, afl-cov needs the output file of afl-fuzz to calculate coverage, which means that two processes are required. But if there are multiple files and the target program is very...
I've been trying to use afl-cov while running multiple instances of afl in parallel but it doesn't seem to sense that afl started
I tried to use afl-cov to statistic the coverage while execution python-afl-fuzz, but it cannot work well. Could you provide the using guide for python-afl-fuzz?
Hello, I am running the newest version of `afl-cov` and `afl` on `64-bit Ubuntu 14.04`. I followed the tutorial [here](https://foxglovesecurity.com/2016/03/15/fuzzing-workflows-a-fuzz-job-from-start-to-finish/), and I am able to successfully fuzz a test code...
This will result in errors from lcov, which are shown as 'command returned status 255'. Just a heads-up for everyone trying to run this with a newer version of gcc.
Hi, I'm trying to run AFL-cov on a finished AFL test output. I ran AFL using the command `/path/to/afl-fuzz -i inputDir/ -o outputDir/ /path/to/program @@ `, and I compiled the...
