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...anitizer internals IMNSHO, all that is needed is to make runtime > decisions during libasan initialization on the memory layout, and > also (because 39 bit VMA is too slow), dynamic decision whether to use > 32-bit or 64-bit allocator. See > https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=64435 > for details. Added kcc. FYI optional dynamic offset would also help in not-so-rare situations when ASan's shadow range is stolen by early constructors in unsanitized libraries. -Y

Hi folks, After long talks with lots of people, I think we have a winning strategy to deal with the variable nature of VMA address in AArch64. It seems that the best way forward is to try the dynamic calculation at runtime, evaluate the performance, and then, only if the hit is too great, think about compile-time alternatives. I'd like to know if everyone is in agreement, so we could get

...hat is needed is to make runtime >>> decisions during libasan initialization on the memory layout, and >>> also (because 39 bit VMA is too slow), dynamic decision whether to use >>> 32-bit or 64-bit allocator. See >>> https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=64435 >>> for details. >> >> >> Added kcc. >> >> FYI optional dynamic offset would also help in not-so-rare situations >> when ASan's shadow range is stolen by early constructors in unsanitized >> libraries. > > > And - we'll finally be...

I''m trying to do some userspace tracing on a server-process with the pid provider. My problem is, that the only probes the pid-provider lists for the server-process (to which I attach dtrace with "-p nnnn") are coming from "ld.so.1". There''s not a single one from my modules. If I''m specifying "a.out" (or any of our shared-objects) as the

Hi, In our company we are currently running a Samba server and Windows XP clients. At the moment we are having problems with mapping Samba shares in Windows. Shares are being mapped through a windows startup script, which executes net use (with the option persistent:no) command. For most users this works most of the time, nevertheless it often fails, the exect reason for this isn't clear