When optimizations are enabled and compiler builtins are used, GCC can generate problematic code that can result in a segmentation fault or infinite loop in the test programs. From our investigation, this is related to the _Nonnull attribute's use in the compiler-builtins.
When optimizations are enabled and compiler builtins are used, GCC can generate problematic code that can result in a segmentation fault or infinite loop in the test programs. From our investigation, this is related to the _Nonnull attribute's use in the compiler-builtins.