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"full_range" attribute does not work for data types larger than s_word() #56

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ghost opened this issue Jul 31, 2013 · 1 comment
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ghost commented Jul 31, 2013

Hi,

There is a bug when trying to fuzz the full range of values in anything larger than an s_word() because when it tries to convert the max number of fuzzes from a python number to a C long, the number is too large. For example, the number of fuzzes for a dword is 4.3 billion and the C long data type maxes out at around 2.15 billion. I know it is kind of silly to be fuzzing something 4 billion times, but it would be nice for it to work in case someone wants to do that!

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SteveJM commented Jun 16, 2015

Really ?
I'd prefer that "full_range" is only valid with "s_byte" and "s_word" and reports an error if an attempt to use it with a dword or qword is made (none of us going to live that long!).

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