Add Makefile target to fuzz with AFL #10
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Also add a compact test case. As far as I understand, a good test case should exercise many code paths while being as small as possible. There's probably still room for improvement. The variable $AFL_PATH must point to the directory containing the AFL binaries. It can be set as an environment variable or passed to make on the command line.
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Also add a compact test case. As far as I understand, a good test case
should exercise many code paths while being as small as possible.
There's probably still room for improvement.
The variable $AFL_PATH must point to the directory containing the AFL
binaries. It can be set as an environment variable or passed to make on
the command line.