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Like most projects written in C++, OMR would benefit from being run regularly with runtime sanitizer builds.
The support to enable this was merged as part of #2008, and so this should just be a matter of selecting the sanitizers, ensuring they're clean, and then adding new builds to ensure they're clean.
Sanitizers have already found bugs in OMR, for example
Like most projects written in C++, OMR would benefit from being run regularly with runtime sanitizer builds.
The support to enable this was merged as part of #2008, and so this should just be a matter of selecting the sanitizers, ensuring they're clean, and then adding new builds to ensure they're clean.
Sanitizers have already found bugs in OMR, for example
My recommendation would be to start by running with the address sanitizer, and then work on cleaning up the undefined behaviour.
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