It would be nice to have a security-related benchmark, not focused on memory consumption or speed, but on the ability of allocators to detect and neuter memory corruptions. For example, allocators should instantly abort on double-free.
List of tests to add, for large, small and medium allocations:
It would be nice to have a security-related benchmark, not focused on memory consumption or speed, but on the ability of allocators to detect and neuter memory corruptions. For example, allocators should instantly abort on double-free.
List of tests to add, for large, small and medium allocations:
delete
in C++memcpy
/memset
We should take inspiration from hardened_malloc's testsuite, and shellphish's how2heap