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Implement multi-core fuzzer #348
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Refactor the fuzzer implementation into the engine and the corpus_based_fuzzer components. This allowes multiple fuzzers to co-exist side-by-side. The engine is overhauled to support running on multiple core in parallel. Big shoutout to @mvanbutselaar for his help with the implementation. The output of the engine is colorized for improved readability.
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@DrRataplan Not sure how to deal with the 2 remaining CodeFactor issues. @mvanbutselaar and I needed to alias the |
I guess a big part of why the code is not deemed up-to-par is because of the mixed My linter immediately warned me about the mixed imports/require. Consider making tslint work, it helps in the long run. I'll push a fix |
Thanks, my linter is seriously fubar and my TS skills are not up to par yet. Thanks for making the changes and maybe at some point we can jointly fix my linter because these issues waist both our time. |
Refactor the fuzzer implementation into the engine and the
corpus_based_fuzzer components. This allowes multiple fuzzers
to co-exist side-by-side.
The engine is overhauled to support running on multiple core in
parallel. Big shoutout to @mvanbutselaar for his help with the
implementation. The output of the engine is colorized for improved
readability.