pub struct FuzzerConfig {Show 20 fields
pub initial_corpus_dir: PathBuf,
pub initial_corpus: Option<Vec<String>>,
pub static_seed: Option<u64>,
pub max_iters: Option<u64>,
pub core_definition: String,
pub stats_file: PathBuf,
pub stats_interval: Duration,
pub corpus_dir: PathBuf,
pub objective_dir: PathBuf,
pub broker_port: u16,
pub minimizer: bool,
pub mutation_stage_config: MutationStageConfig,
pub mutation_config: MutationConfig,
pub tui: bool,
pub no_launcher: bool,
pub log_folder: PathBuf,
pub is_experiment: bool,
pub put_options: PutOptions,
pub verbosity: LevelFilter,
pub target: FuzzingTarget,
}Fields§
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Source§impl Clone for FuzzerConfig
impl Clone for FuzzerConfig
Source§fn clone(&self) -> FuzzerConfig
fn clone(&self) -> FuzzerConfig
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impl Debug for FuzzerConfig
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impl Freeze for FuzzerConfig
impl RefUnwindSafe for FuzzerConfig
impl Send for FuzzerConfig
impl Sync for FuzzerConfig
impl Unpin for FuzzerConfig
impl UnwindSafe for FuzzerConfig
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