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Today Odin does not support memory sanitizers on FreeBSD. An attempt to build with sanitizers enabled gives the following errors:
odin run main.odin -file -sanitize:memory
-sanitize:memory is only supported on linux
odin run main.odin -file -sanitize:address
-sanitize:address is only supported on windows, linux, and darwin
Generally clang/llvm supports sanitizers on FreeBSD and I can use them with C/C++ code so this has to be a limitation within Odin compiler.
Rationale: Why do I request this? As a human being I am prone to making stupid mistakes and create footguns. I can't trust myself to write bug-free. Tacking memory allocator is great and it helps, but certain classes of problems like use-after-free are not caught by it. I need something to give me more assurance before I can ship Odin code to production.
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Today Odin does not support memory sanitizers on FreeBSD. An attempt to build with sanitizers enabled gives the following errors:
Generally clang/llvm supports sanitizers on FreeBSD and I can use them with C/C++ code so this has to be a limitation within Odin compiler.
Rationale: Why do I request this? As a human being I am prone to making stupid mistakes and create footguns. I can't trust myself to write bug-free. Tacking memory allocator is great and it helps, but certain classes of problems like use-after-free are not caught by it. I need something to give me more assurance before I can ship Odin code to production.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: