Playing around with codelab example I noticed fuzzer is not able to find basic string comparison crashes with input domains.
I am trying below test:
void StringCmp(std::string s) {
EXPECT_NE(s, "Hello");
}
FUZZ_TEST(ExpTests, StringCmp).
WithDomains(/*s:*/fuzztest::PrintableAsciiString());
Running this in fuzzing mode following quickstart-cmake doesn't crash whereas removing the domain constraint for PrintableAsciiString() followed from here, crashes instantly. Tried with AsciiString() domain as well and it is not crashing.
Already ran fuzzer for 5 hours (and still running...) and it's not reporting the bug whereas without domain it is able to find "Hello" string and crash instantly. Tried with 6a370ae, couldn't try main because of #1192
Seems like there might be some issue while using tokens received from string comparison instructions enabled via -fsanitize-coverage=trace-cmp when domains are enabled.
Playing around with codelab example I noticed fuzzer is not able to find basic string comparison crashes with input domains.
I am trying below test:
Running this in fuzzing mode following quickstart-cmake doesn't crash whereas removing the domain constraint for
PrintableAsciiString()followed from here, crashes instantly. Tried withAsciiString()domain as well and it is not crashing.Already ran fuzzer for 5 hours (and still running...) and it's not reporting the bug whereas without domain it is able to find
"Hello"string and crash instantly. Tried with 6a370ae, couldn't trymainbecause of #1192Seems like there might be some issue while using tokens received from string comparison instructions enabled via
-fsanitize-coverage=trace-cmpwhen domains are enabled.