RunClientBuilder

puffin::fuzzer::libafl_setup

Struct RunClientBuilder 

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struct RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>
where
    PT: ProtocolTypes + 'static,
{
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    config: FuzzerConfig,
    harness_fn: &'harness mut H,
    existing_state: Option<StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>,
    rand: Option<R>,
    objective_corpus: Option<SC>,
    corpus: Option<C>,
    scheduler: Option<CS>,
    event_manager: EM,
    observers: Option<OT>,
    feedback: Option<F>,
    objective: Option<OF>,
    initial_inputs: Option<Vec<(Trace<PT>, &'static str)>>,
    phantom_data: PhantomData<PT>,

}

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§config: FuzzerConfig§harness_fn: &'harness mut H§existing_state: Option<StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>§rand: Option<R>§objective_corpus: Option<SC>§corpus: Option<C>§scheduler: Option<CS>§event_manager: EM§observers: Option<OT>§feedback: Option<F>§objective: Option<OF>§initial_inputs: Option<Vec<(Trace<PT>, &'static str)>>§phantom_data: PhantomData<PT>

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impl<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT> RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>
where C: Corpus<Trace<PT>> + Serialize + DeserializeOwned, R: Rand, SC: Corpus<Trace<PT>> + Serialize + DeserializeOwned, H: FnMut(&Trace<PT>) -> ExitKind, CS: Scheduler<Trace<PT>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, F: Feedback<EM, Trace<PT>, OT, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, OF: Feedback<EM, Trace<PT>, OT, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, OT: ObserversTuple<Trace<PT>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>> + Serialize + DeserializeOwned, EM: EventFirer<Trace<PT>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>> + EventRestarter<StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>> + SendExiting + EventReceiver<Trace<PT>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>> + ProgressReporter<StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>: HasClientPerfMonitor + HasMetadata + HasExecutions, PT: ProtocolTypes + 'static,

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fn new( config: FuzzerConfig, harness_fn: &'harness mut H, existing_state: Option<StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, event_manager: EM, ) -> Self

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fn with_rand(self, rand: R) -> Self

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fn with_corpus(self, corpus: C) -> Self

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fn with_objective_corpus(self, objective_corpus: SC) -> Self

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fn with_scheduler(self, scheduler: CS) -> Self

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fn with_feedback(self, feedback: F) -> Self

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fn with_objective(self, objective: OF) -> Self

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fn with_observers(self, observers: OT) -> Self

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fn with_initial_inputs( self, initial_inputs: Vec<(Trace<PT>, &'static str)>, ) -> Self

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fn run_client<PB>( self, put_registry: &'harness PutRegistry<PB>, ) -> Result<(), Error>
where PB: ProtocolBehavior<ProtocolTypes = PT> + 'static,

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impl<'harness, 'a, H, SC, C, R, EM, OF, CS, PT> RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, CombinedFeedback<MinimizingFeedback<StdState<CachedOnDiskCorpus<Trace<PT>>, Trace<PT>, RomuDuoJrRand, CachedOnDiskCorpus<Trace<PT>>>, PT>, CombinedFeedback<MaxMapFeedback<ExplicitTracking<HitcountsMapObserver<StdMapObserver<'static, u8, false>>, true, false>, HitcountsMapObserver<StdMapObserver<'static, u8, false>>>, TimeFeedback, LogicEagerOr>, LogicEagerOr>, OF, (ExplicitTracking<HitcountsMapObserver<StdMapObserver<'static, u8, false>>, true, false>, (TimeObserver, ())), CS, PT>
where Trace<PT>: Input, C: Corpus<Trace<PT>> + Debug, R: Rand, SC: Corpus<Trace<PT>> + Debug, H: FnMut(&Trace<PT>) -> ExitKind, OF: Feedback<EM, Trace<PT>, (ExplicitTracking<HitcountsMapObserver<StdMapObserver<'static, u8, false>>, true, false>, (TimeObserver, ())), StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, CS: Scheduler<Trace<PT>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, EM: EventFirer<Trace<PT>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>> + EventRestarter<StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>> + HasEventManagerId + ProgressReporter<StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>>, StdState<C, Trace<PT>, R, SC>: HasClientPerfMonitor + HasMetadata + HasExecutions, PT: ProtocolTypes + 'static,

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fn create_feedback_observers( &self, ) -> (CombinedFeedback<MaxMapFeedback<ExplicitTracking<HitcountsMapObserver<StdMapObserver<'static, u8, false>>, true, false>, HitcountsMapObserver<StdMapObserver<'static, u8, false>>>, TimeFeedback, LogicEagerOr>, (ExplicitTracking<HitcountsMapObserver<StdMapObserver<'static, u8, false>>, true, false>, (TimeObserver, ())))

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impl<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT> Freeze for RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>
where EM: Freeze, R: Freeze, SC: Freeze, C: Freeze, CS: Freeze, OT: Freeze, F: Freeze, OF: Freeze,

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impl<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT> !RefUnwindSafe for RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>

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impl<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT> !Send for RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>

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impl<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT> !Sync for RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>

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impl<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT> Unpin for RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>
where EM: Unpin, R: Unpin, SC: Unpin, C: Unpin, CS: Unpin, OT: Unpin, F: Unpin, OF: Unpin, PT: Unpin, <PT as ProtocolTypes>::PUTConfig: Unpin, <PT as ProtocolTypes>::Matcher: Unpin,

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impl<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT> !UnwindSafe for RunClientBuilder<'harness, H, C, R, SC, EM, F, OF, OT, CS, PT>

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