Thanks a lot Yuri for replying !
I am not so familiar with assembly and when i try to look into assembly
code generated from both optimisation its not clear to me
I am pasting assembly code for main function below (for -O1and -O0) , could
you please point me exactly what is happening ? here
With
Hi Ankur,
If pointer to allocated buffer manages to survive in one of the
registers or on stack (after program returns from main), LSan would
consider buffer to be reachable and won't report it. This behavior is
very sensitive to compiler/Glibc version and compilation flags.
On 2/15/19, Ankur Raj
Hi Folks ,
Wondering if someone can explain this
Adress sanitizer does not report and leak in this code below when compiled
with O1 , O2 ,,,
But it works as expected when compiled with O0
#include
#include
int main () {
volatile char *str;
/* Initial memory allocation */
str = (ch
