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Recently I found that string tail merging causes an ASan false positive crashes on Windows (#62078). This crash came up in gtest code, and I assume it would not be too difficult to run into.
Chromium also disables string tail merging because it increases compressed binary size (crbug.com/838449).
Currently string tail merging is on by default when ICF is on. Given these issues, does it make sense to disable string tail merging by default?
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Recently I found that string tail merging causes an ASan false positive crashes on Windows (#62078). This crash came up in gtest code, and I assume it would not be too difficult to run into.
Chromium also disables string tail merging because it increases compressed binary size (crbug.com/838449).
Currently string tail merging is on by default when ICF is on. Given these issues, does it make sense to disable string tail merging by default?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: