Are you sure? Last time I checked the ones llvm had and gcc did not were: Dynamic alloca overflow detection Symbol size changing for global variables Adaptiv

Are you sure? Last time I checked the ones llvm had and gcc did not were: Dynamic alloca overflow detection Symbol size changing for global variables Adaptive global redzone sizes Invalid pointer pairs detection Support for no_sanitize attribute Support for dead stripping of globals on Linux I might be out of date on some or even all, so please correct me where I'm wrong. Thank you in advance.