Closed christophercrouzet closed 1 year ago
@christophercrouzet for some reason, I found a workaround to disable asan in code:
const char* __asan_default_options() { return "detect_leaks=0"; }
so i think i just had misconfigured CMakeListst.txt, so, generally, default setting could be overriten almost for anything, i hope so!
i will delete and reactivate the rexo as a submodule for my c repo, thanks!
I also found that changing RX_REQIRE (from backlog versio 0.2.3 or so) to RX_ASSERT will remove all warnings, on branch o-asan
@christophercrouzet all worked like a charm on no-asan brunch, thanks
currently on main:
currently, on no-asan (fixed):
Glad to hear, thanks for letting me know @default-writer! :blush:
Some compilers like GCC don't know about the attribute
no_sanitize_address
, which is causing ton of compiler warnings.Thanks to @default-writer for pointing this out!