← Back to context Comment by ape4 2 days ago Seems like it should have "C/C++" in the title. Or maybe that's understood? 2 comments ape4 Reply ben-schaaf 2 days ago Sanitizers aren't just for C/C++. Rust, go, D all have at least asan support. vlovich123 2 days ago Rust supports all the same sanitizers as c/C++ last I checked (at least UBSAN, TSAN, MSAN and ASAN which are the only ones I’ve ever seen used in practice on c/c++).
ben-schaaf 2 days ago Sanitizers aren't just for C/C++. Rust, go, D all have at least asan support. vlovich123 2 days ago Rust supports all the same sanitizers as c/C++ last I checked (at least UBSAN, TSAN, MSAN and ASAN which are the only ones I’ve ever seen used in practice on c/c++).
vlovich123 2 days ago Rust supports all the same sanitizers as c/C++ last I checked (at least UBSAN, TSAN, MSAN and ASAN which are the only ones I’ve ever seen used in practice on c/c++).
Sanitizers aren't just for C/C++. Rust, go, D all have at least asan support.
Rust supports all the same sanitizers as c/C++ last I checked (at least UBSAN, TSAN, MSAN and ASAN which are the only ones I’ve ever seen used in practice on c/c++).