Closed woodruffw closed 5 years ago
Python's os.kill() is always a "hard" kill on Windows, meaning that it doesn't give DynamoRIO time to run exit events. As a result, fuzzer runs that haven't sent their coverage information yet fail to do so on timeout.
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os.kill()is always a "hard" kill on Windows, meaning that it doesn't give DynamoRIO time to run exit events. As a result, fuzzer runs that haven't sent their coverage information yet fail to do so on timeout.