Make shellphish-afl compile on Ubuntu 20.04 #23
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Most of the modifications in build_qemu.diff are due to the fact that the diff algorithm that I used to generate it is different from the algorithm used by the previous contributor. (I used git diff --diff-algorithm=histogram) Only the part with apply_patch changes.
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Thank you very much! I managed to install the driller with your help! :-D |
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I have added several patches to make QEMU 2.10.0 work with Ubuntu 20.04.
Another way to make shellphish-afl compile would have been to switch to
afl++, but asan-giovese (needed by QASAN, needed for the QEMU mode of
afl++) does not support the ppc, ppc64, mips, mipsel and mips64
targets, so the old afl with QEMU 2.10.0 is still used.