Disable near-NULL bit-flip detection on ARM until we have disassembly support
gabrielesvelto opened this issue · comments
Because we don't have disassembly support on ARM we can't calculate the "real" crashing address of crashes caused by pointer + offset accesses, where the pointer is NULL. This causes the bit-flip detection logic to label these crashes as potential bit-flips, see this one for example.
To fix this we could disable bit-flip detection on ARM for the time being, or at least apply some filtering like ignoring potential near-NULL bit-flips in the first page of memory.