Compile using ASAN on the github CI #3142
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Not working yet, having trouble with linker during link tests |
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Alright, looks like things are working now |
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It looks like the execute tests are failing because runtime libraries compiled with ASAN require that the programs using them are compiled with ASAN. |
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Consider using --with-build-config="bootstrap-asan" (or whatever it is) instead, but not sure how to handle tests (some DejaGnu hackery may be needed there).
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bootstrap-asan doesn't work with --disable-bootstrap, as far as I can tell
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Ah, you're right, but I see you've figured it out ;)
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I was trying to avoid creating a custom build config file, but in hindsight that's probably the best way to go |
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Should be ready for review again |
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Ah, I think the test failures might be due to the execute testsuite running but not linking with ASAN? this is something that happens to me when I do local ASAN builds. If that is the case, then a solution would be to either run only the compile.exp testsuite with |
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I managed to get the execute tests working, and it seems like the remaining test failures are down to bugs in GCCRS |
ChangeLog: * .github/workflows/ccpp.yml: Add job for running tests with ASAN. * .github/no-bootstrap-asan.mk: New file. Signed-off-by: Owen Avery <powerboat9.gamer@gmail.com>
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The ASAN check should pass now |
This adds a job for running GCC with ASAN to the github CI