Optional signal value to kill forked processes on timeout #461
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…or (AFLplusplus#461) * Optional signal value to kill forked processes on timeout * Cargo format * Properly initialize TimeoutForkserverExecutor * Added with_signal constructor * Removed duplicate code
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This aims to add a feature similar to the one we requested for AFL++:
AFLplusplus/AFLplusplus#678
Please let me know if extending the API of the
TimeoutForkserverExecutorlike this is the way to go, or I should do something completely different!FD: This is the first time I use Rust for anything useful, I can only hope the compiler was strict enough :)