Add new flag to pass arguments directly to AFL++ #84
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The
--afl-flags
flag (-a
for short) takes as an input any flag you would like to give to AFL++ directly.Rationale
Sometimes, users want to pass custom flags to AFL++, to enable experimental features for examples.
Example
This command will place the second
-G
(with value 42) later in the list of arguments to AFL++, which will result in 42 being used for the biggest input size.Closes #81.