> Looks good! Are you going to document your approach in `freetype2-testing's > `README.md' file?
Absolutely, definitely! :) However, I plan to have a separate README for "working with/extending the the fuzz targets" to avoid polluting the main README of the testing repository. The same is true for the (looong) table of fuzzed FreeType interface functions. But I'm not sure yet how "complex" the documentation (and the whole `freetype2-testing' repo) should get in the end. After all the fuzz targets should be "simple" tools that are as tiny as possible and 98% self-explanatory. Hence I use a few "hacks" (in OOP sense) to get better trade-offs between flexibility and "as little code as possible". > Everything looks very clean :-) Thanks a lot, that's encouraging to hear :) Armin _______________________________________________ Freetype-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel
