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AFL (American Fuzzy Lop) is a widely used graybox fuzzer that discovers bugs by mutating inputs and steering execution using lightweight instrumentation. Instead of random mutations alone, it uses coverage feedback to evolve input corpora, pushing programs into deeper and more interesting code paths. Its workflow emphasizes quick start: point it at a target binary with compile-time instrumentation (or use QEMU-based mode when recompilation isn’t possible), seed it with a small corpus, and...

This software implements a general framework for experimenting and demonstration of evolutionary algorithms. The software is implemented in standard C and tries to be as general as possible. The user can implement his/her own fitness function and genotype representation. Since standard C is used the implementation of new fitness functions and gene types require a bit of archaic C programming.

3D vehicle simulator in which vechicle's configuration as a whole (articulated body) , is represented by a 'vector' of generalised coordinates. so concepts like usual position and orientation of main body and wheels is all defined by the generalised coordinates.Using Lagrangian dynamics, theese coordinates are evolving in time in a realistic manner according to F=ma but as if there were also all constraint forces concretasing the presence of joints: hinge, prismatic, rigid connection, etc....

...VID: http://youtu.be/n_O-9EFW5zk Lagrande_Rally_3D is an evolution of this

Diva is a command-line tool for dispersal-vicariance analysis, a simple method for inferring the distributional history of organisms (Ronquist, F. 1997. Systematic Biology 46:193-201).

A library for Cartesian Genetic Programming (CGP.) This project includes a simple Evolution Strategy library that can be used for evolution.