* Disabled ASLR to make it easier to debug :-)
* Modified the code to actually use multithreading, which is probably the best way to actually demonstrate TLS...

Find/Avoid conflict example

There is a bug in angr/angr/exploration_techniques/explorer.py filter function.
Find condition is checked before avoid condition at the run level. Thus, if avoid and find addresses are in the same run the path is accepted even if the avoid address is reached before the find address; they do not need to be in the same basic block, consider:
A
if (...) then{ B }
else{ C }
D

If one wants to reach D while avoiding C, AC would be a valid path, because run C is composed of the basic blocks C (avoid) and D (find).

tests_src/ite_FindAvoidConflict.c exhibits such a behavior.

Add fauxware cross-compiled for arm/aarch64 Android



See merge request !4

* Added Windows TLS test

* Reordered Windows tests

* Moved test sources out of an architecture-specific directory

Github/rol



See merge request !3

update bios.bin.elf to reduce CI runtime

It tests the same functionality, but it divides by two the runtime on the cfg_6 test

See merge request !2