Sanitizers.address
Provides AddressSanitizer support. More...
Properties
- detectUseAfterReturn : string
- detectUseAfterScope : bool
- enabled : bool
Detailed Description
Provides support for the AddressSanitizer tool, which uses compiler instrumentation to detect memory corruption bugs at runtime.
Property Documentation
detectUseAfterReturn : string |
Controls whether support for detecting problems with stack use after returning from a function should be built into the application.
The possible values are:
"always": Check for this type of problem unconditionally."runtime": Build with this capability, but only do the respective checks if they are explicitly requested at runtime."never": Do not build with support for this check.
Note: Only the clang compiler (starting at 13.0) supports the full set of values. With GCC and MSVC, "runtime" maps to "always".
Default: "always"
detectUseAfterScope : bool |
Controls whether to detect bugs relating the use of variables after they've gone out of scope.
Note: This property has no effect when building with with GCC and MSVC.
Default: true
enabled : bool |
Controls whether to enable AddressSanitizer.
Note: You do not need to check if the current toolchain supports AddressSanitizer: If Qbs detects that it doesn't, this property has no effect.
Default: true
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