posix.files[0] is now removed but still in example
See original GitHub issueHi! I am now studying angr via examples from official docmuent. And I found a problem that in this file,the 21st line
k = st.posix.files[0].read_from(1)
which is aimed to add constraints to stdin.But this method is now removed from angr. And it can also be found in this file. Could you please tell me how to add constraints to stdin in the latest angr? Thanks.
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When doing angr_ctf level 17, I found the solution.
@findream 用这个链接的事例. 大概说就是这样