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* Add fuzz_test option to Makefile
2. Clean fuzzing/Makefile
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This PR has changes for integrating cpp-httplib with oss-fuzz.
PR in oss-fuzz: omjego/oss-fuzz#1 (Will be merged after some minor changes in Dockerfile)
Have made following changes after referring to this guide:
server_fuzzer) in Makefile for easier integration with oss-fuzzUsage:
or run
TODO:
While generating fuzz target binaries OSS-Fuzz requires you to link all your dependencies statically , I was able to do that with openssl but faced some issues with brotli. zlib was available for dynamic linking. Right now only openssl and zlib support is added for fuzz testing.