Hi Jon,
On 2/5/25 08:31, WorksButNotTested wrote:
When running applications which make large (sparsely populated) address ranges
(e.g. when using address sanitizer with LibAFL) the inability to exclude these
regions from any core dump can result in very large files which fill the disk.
A coredum
When running applications which make large (sparsely populated) address ranges
(e.g. when using address sanitizer with LibAFL) the inability to exclude these
regions from any core dump can result in very large files which fill the disk.
A coredump is obvously very useful for performing a post-morte
