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As best as I can tell, the --sanitizers option is not documented anywhere other than (in a quite limited form) some discussion in the Spicy documentation. A basic question is which ones are available under what compilers/platforms.
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A basic question is which ones are available under what compilers/platforms.
I think this we should leave up to other documentation and the developer to understand compiler and platform features. As likely it's stale/version dependent, too. Maybe instead document in a generic way that --sanitizers sets -fsanitize=... compiler option and that there's some special handling of undefined and optimizations?
We could provide links to fsanitize for GCC and clang if that's helpful?
I think this we should leave up to other documentation and the developer to understand compiler and platform features.
I agree. Saying something to the effect of "passing sanitizer names to --sanitizers will enable them for the build. See your compiler documentation for what sanitizers are available". We should also mention that configure validates whether the options passed will build with the compiler in use.
As best as I can tell, the
--sanitizers
option is not documented anywhere other than (in a quite limited form) some discussion in the Spicy documentation. A basic question is which ones are available under what compilers/platforms.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: