I like that idea of running all tests with Asan. It's pretty radical, but it would definitely be a strong enforcement of code quality standards.
I've been doing this for a while in my networking code, all tests are built and run with asan active always.
The overhead is quite negligible even if I do audio I/O.
Agreed. I had actually forgotten to disable the address sanitizer yesterday while debugging something else, and I didn't even notice the slow-down.
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I like that idea of running all tests with Asan. It's pretty radical, but it would definitely be a strong enforcement of code quality standards.
I've been doing this for a while in my networking code, all tests are built and run with asan active always.
The overhead is quite negligible even if I do audio I/O.
Agreed. I had actually forgotten to disable the address sanitizer yesterday while debugging something else, and I didn't even notice the slow-down.