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@@ -131,3 +131,57 @@ Section 7: Foundation of Processes (Part A):
We can also use Address-sanitizers
* Stack Overflow:
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When the size of any number of call stack crosses the
finite size of the allocated stack of the program, then
it leads to stack overflow.
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| array[10....0] |
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* Address Sanitizer:
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To know about potential memory leaks, we can enable stanitizer flag
Compiler flag:
-fsanitize=address
* To detect memory leak, we can use valgrind.
Command:
$valgrind --leak-check=full ./<program>
OR
$valgrind ./<program>