It would be very good to catch potential runtime issues with sanitizers. Probably easiest to add another Linux GCC config to do that. Only downside for now is that we don't have good test coverage. The sanitizer can only catch problems in code that is being run.
It would be very good to catch potential runtime issues with sanitizers. Probably easiest to add another Linux GCC config to do that. Only downside for now is that we don't have good test coverage. The sanitizer can only catch problems in code that is being run.