I have an issue with a g++ 9.3.0 on an Aarch64 embedded linux where asan detects a regular nullptr access and prints it to stderr. Right afterwards a " stack smashing detected" message is printed to stderr but no backtrace.
Is it possible that -fstack-protector-strong and asan interfere in some way? Since I get no backtrace and asan itself doesn't detect an overwrite.
Greetings,
I have an issue with a g++ 9.3.0 on an Aarch64 embedded linux where asan detects a regular nullptr access and prints it to stderr. Right afterwards a " stack smashing detected" message is printed to stderr but no backtrace.
Is it possible that -fstack-protector-strong and asan interfere in some way? Since I get no backtrace and asan itself doesn't detect an overwrite.
Regards.