Depending on what you're doing, AddressSanitizer might not be available for you to use, as there are plenty of ASAN-incompatible constructs that may be used by

Depending on what you're doing, AddressSanitizer might not be available for you to use, as there are plenty of ASAN-incompatible constructs that may be used by libraries your application depends on. (it's worth looking at other sanitizers anyway, it seems not everyone is aware of their existence after all; if you can't put C away they're really great tools for retaining your sanity :))