In some niche cases it can be the tooling. I remember having code that ran well with ASAN and ~segfaulted (or code was non-functional, don't remember) when I fi

In some niche cases it can be the tooling. I remember having code that ran well with ASAN and ~segfaulted (or code was non-functional, don't remember) when I finally decided to disable it. The irony.. I won't say the cause yet, so that you can try to guess. Indice: there was a problem in the code, but the runtime behavior was correct and ASAN didn't show any error/warning.