On Thu May 15 20:34:14 2025 +0000, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
I agree with Paul, getting the Windows runtime to work looks like a more promising solution. Sure, it would maybe test only 90% of the code, but that seems like a worthwhile trade-off for (presumably) much lower maintenance.
Some ASAN annotations can be shared with Valgrind, so maybe we can keep them; just make them nonspecific to ASAN.
For the rest, I'd generally vote for -fno-sanitize for 90% of the code. As we see more bug cases in support of ASAN, we can gradually and incrementally adopt the instrumentation.