I've been anxiously awaiting a system containing GCC 4.8.x so I could try the new -fsanitize=address and -fsanitize=thread tools on my project.
imagine my dismay when I finally have time to try it on C7 and find that it rejects the -fsanitize option. It doesn't appear to have been enabled when the shipped GCC was built. :(
Do I have any choices other than compiling my own GCC ??
Thanks!
On 08/04/2014 06:08 PM, Fred Smith wrote:
I've been anxiously awaiting a system containing GCC 4.8.x so I could try the new -fsanitize=address and -fsanitize=thread tools on my project.
imagine my dismay when I finally have time to try it on C7 and find that it rejects the -fsanitize option. It doesn't appear to have been enabled when the shipped GCC was built. :(
Do I have any choices other than compiling my own GCC ??
sure. file a bug at bugzilla.centos.org and ask RH to include the flag in the next release.
you could also open a bug at bugs.centos.org and maybe a kind soul will build a modified rpm and include it in centosplus.
On Mon, Aug 04, 2014 at 06:20:55PM +0300, Manuel Wolfshant wrote:
On 08/04/2014 06:08 PM, Fred Smith wrote:
I've been anxiously awaiting a system containing GCC 4.8.x so I could try the new -fsanitize=address and -fsanitize=thread tools on my project.
imagine my dismay when I finally have time to try it on C7 and find that it rejects the -fsanitize option. It doesn't appear to have been enabled when the shipped GCC was built. :(
Do I have any choices other than compiling my own GCC ??
sure. file a bug at bugzilla.centos.org and ask RH to include the flag in the next release.
you could also open a bug at bugs.centos.org and maybe a kind soul will build a modified rpm and include it in centosplus.
OK, submitted to RH bugzilla as bug # 1126545 and Centos bugs as #7645
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