Commit 6e2b6aa8 authored May 09, 2019 by Christopher Ferris

Remove libc_scudo library when building asan.

Running any executable built with asan and libc_scudo results in crashes.

Bug: 131810078

Test: Built the media processes with the sanitizer enabled verifying
Test: that the libc_scudo.so shared library is not listed in the
Test: mediaextractor and the mediaswcodec binaries.
Test: Build the media processes without the sanitizer enabled verifying
Test: that the libc_scudo.so shared library is listed in the
Test: mediaextractor and the mediaswcodec binaries.
Change-Id: Ie55a0414088787ec11d85fffcb04592ed4f23c57
Merged-In: Ie55a0414088787ec11d85fffcb04592ed4f23c57
(cherry picked from commit 753d4a69)

parent 7b8a567f

cc/sanitize.go

+5 −0

Original line number	Diff line number	Diff line
		@@ -393,6 +393,11 @@ func (sanitize *sanitize) deps(ctx BaseModuleContext, deps Deps) Deps {
		if ctx.Device() {
		if Bool(sanitize.Properties.Sanitize.Address) {
		deps.StaticLibs = append(deps.StaticLibs, asanLibs...)
		// Compiling asan and having libc_scudo in the same
		// executable will cause the executable to crash.
		// Remove libc_scudo since it is only used to override
		// allocation functions which asan already overrides.
		_, deps.SharedLibs = removeFromList("libc_scudo", deps.SharedLibs)
		}
		}