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ASAN and LSAN occassionally gets stuck in __sanitizer::internal_read(int, void*, unsigned long)
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__sanitizer::internal_read(int, void*, unsigned long)
__sanitizer::internal_read(int, void*, unsigned long)
This seems have to been fixed on Clang 13 (or earlier). Therefore, closing. |
Take that back. The problem is still present on Clang 13. Here's the stack:
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Same problem when using TSAN with clang 14.0.6 on Arch Linux:
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Check your open files limit, Launching |
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This does not happen all the time, but very occasionally when sockets and TLS are used in our code base. I hope somebody can guide me to help you give you more information on the issue. It seems that Clang/LLVM somewhere is trying to read an fd which it can't read from.
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