Comment #1 on issue 402 by [email protected]: -fsanitize=address should
probably imply -Bsymbolic
https://code.google.com/p/address-sanitizer/issues/detail?id=402
-Bsymbolic does not sound like a good idea at all and it will break more
things than it will fix.
It also sounds like you have a glaring ODR violation by pulling in two
versions of the same library in one process.
Is it gcc-asan or clang-asan? Off the top of my head, this could be related
to the --export-dynamic behavior of clang-asan. Is it possible that you are
already using -Bsymbolic to work around the ODR issues, and ASan somehow
disables that?
I did not understand the part about ASan assuming that some symbols are
never interposed. Is that something that _Firefox_ is assuming?
Did I understand correctly that in the usual build, libffi is not
re-exported from libxul, but with ASan it is re-exported?
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