Prevent collisions between host and host cross fuzz packaging when
both are supported as fuzz targets by using a different value for
hostOrTargetString.
Test: builds with HOST_CROSS_OS := linux_musl
Change-Id: I0e82bab2987899cece94c89eb8398d1733ebbd15
(cherry picked from commit fdf043a7b1)
Test: built fuzz targets locally and tested them with Jazzer
Change-Id: I3ff487ba4e34289e0f53f2077463f524f4bf4f11
Shared libraries in fuzz zip files may have a different filename than
their source file, for example when the source file is a prebuilt in
the source tree. Propagate the computed library name through
FilesToZip to soong_zip to use the correct name in the zip file.
Bug: 254867347
Test: builds
Change-Id: Ib0def8decdbec7842b8e1a9056fac373d743bac0
Normally the host cross OS is windows, which only builds a few opted-in
modules. When the host cross OS is set to linux_musl it builds all
modules that haven't explicitly opted out, producing linux_musl_common
variants of java modules. Filter these out of javaFuzzPackager to
avoid conflicts with the linux_glibc_common modules.
Host cross common variants targets were missing the HostCross flag,
so also set it in getCommonTargets.
Bug: 236052820
Test: builds with linux_musl arm64 host cross enabled
Change-Id: I58c846076091bee7df50016c240a176c039c42e9
Also remove a tiny bit of state mutation from sanitizerMutator. Every
little bit helps!
Test: Prebuilts + comparing soong/build.ninja .
Your branch is up to date with 'aosp/master'.
Change-Id: I73b28b660b572610242765d87b70ab081b0b43df
This change adds a new module to soong to be able to build Java fuzz
targets be able to run using Jazzer. Jazzer is an open source fuzzing engine
supported by OSS-Fuzz.
Bug: 211671266
Test: go test -run TestJavaFuzz
Change-Id: Id7c346694f5986f6e15210c359fd533fbb7001eb
