AddressSanitizerIncompatiblity

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malloc

AddressSanitizer uses its own memory allocator (malloc, free, etc). If your code depends on a particular feature or extension of glibc malloc, tcmalloc or some other malloc, it may not work as you expect.

Virtual memory

AddressSanitizer uses a lot of virtual address space (17T on x86_64 Linux)