Closed SaerTrial closed 12 months ago
It's a docker build, so it should be stable. What operating system and architecture are you using? (uname -a
)
Yes, i thought it should be stable as well as OS-agnostic . My Macbook's setting with the aforementioned problem is Darwin MacBook-Air.local 22.3.0 Darwin Kernel Version 22.3.0: Mon Jan 30 20:38:43 PST 2023; arm64
while another laptop that works well is Linux ubuntu-2204; x86_64 GNU/Linux
.
Furthermore, the docker image can't execute properly even I directly pulled the fuzzware docker image, e.g., observer.start() will emit an OS error ([Errno 38] Function not implemented and may be caused by the low version of Python). In the meanwhile, using my Macbook, I tested the building in a pure ubuntu VM virtualized by UTM, and the compilation issue still persists.
Fuzzware is currently only tested on x86_64
and it looks like there are some issues with arm64
. The pre-built docker image only supports x86_64
.
Support for arm64
needs some investigation of the problems and hopefully only some small fixes.
The reported errors while implementing "./build_docker.sh"
It seems like that the latest version of clang is not correct or not compatible with the specified afl? Or miss GCC dependency?