If it comes up, than that must be due to frequent confusions between ASAN and the many other completely different kinds of sanitizers, like the array bounds che

If it comes up, than that must be due to frequent confusions between ASAN and the many other completely different kinds of sanitizers, like the array bounds checker. Unfortunately the documentation for the great number of sanitizers available in gcc and clang is both voluminous and incomplete. For all of them their internals should have been very clearly documented, like in this article about ASAN.