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Commit f3b32a2f authored 9 years ago by

Marek Vavruša

lib/daemon: address sanitizer annotated poisoning

if the library or daemon is compiled with address sanitizer, objects in
freelists are poisoned to detect use-after-recycle errors
it is not currently used in the library, as there are no freelists

parent 135eb38d

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