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Fixing incorrect cd path #76

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wrong `cd` path
kevin-valerio Apr 3, 2025
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Change incorrect `target/` path
Apr 3, 2025
8d51034
probably LibAFL instead of AFL++
Apr 3, 2025
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions content/docs/fuzzing/c-cpp/12-libafl/index.md
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```shell
git clone https://github.com/AFLplusplus/LibAFL
cd LibAFL/libafl_libfuzzer/libafl_libfuzzer_runtime
cd LibAFL/libafl_libfuzzer_runtime
./build.sh
```

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cargo build --release
```

The resulting binary is located at `target/release/target/debug/libappsec_guide.a`.
The resulting binary is located at `target/release/libappsec_guide.a`.

### Compile a fuzz test {#compile-a-fuzz-test-rust}

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### CMake-based project

Let’s assume we are using CMake to build the program mentioned in the [introduction]({{% relref "fuzzing#introduction-to-fuzzers" %}}). We add a CMake target that builds the `main.cc` and `harness.cc` and links the target together with AFL++. Note that we are excluding the main function through the `NO_MAIN` flag; otherwise, the program would have two main functions.
Let’s assume we are using CMake to build the program mentioned in the [introduction]({{% relref "fuzzing#introduction-to-fuzzers" %}}). We add a CMake target that builds the `main.cc` and `harness.cc` and links the target together with LibAFL. Note that we are excluding the main function through the `NO_MAIN` flag; otherwise, the program would have two main functions.


{{< customFigure "CMake example" >}}
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