Fuzzer: Add a flag to import another module in --translate-to-fuzz#7949
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GitHub shows this as a binary file. Is it really, or does GitHub just assume it's a TrueType font file? If it is binary, should we make it a text file to make it easy to tweak as necessary? Also maybe we should avoid the .ttf extension here.
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It is binary data, yeah, it is the fuzzer input (random raw bytes).
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-ttf --fuzz-import=foo.wasmwill generate a fuzz new file, and that filewill import parts of the given
foo.wasm. So far, this imports a subsetof the functions of that other module.
Use this in the
Twofuzzer as well as in ClusterFuzz.Add
fuzz_shell.jssupport for importing a second module as "primary".We had that for
--fuzz-splitmode, and this just expands that to anytime we have a second module.