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I'm recurrently falling into two null pointers when building some LLVM objects: raw_fd_ostream and Twine. On both ctors, the char* is never asserted to point somewhere. I know I have to make sure the string exists, but would be good to get an assert instead of a segfault. It'd reduce debugging time a lot on those cases. Is it against the "LLVM way"? I haven't seen many

...ostream and Twine. On both ctors, the char* is never > asserted to point somewhere. > > I know I have to make sure the string exists, but would be good to get > an assert instead of a segfault. It'd reduce debugging time a lot on > those cases. I added the raw_fd_ostream one in r97769. Twine is a low level api which is very performance sensitive, I'd rather not add one to its constructor. -Chris