Dear gcc:

    I am developing a address sanitiser tools for u-boot. Basically refers compile options from kernel side. But there is a problem that I must set -fasan-shadow-offset with a pre-calculated value. Otherwise GCC compiler will use 0x1000000000 as default value for shadow offset and caused boot failed because this value is too large.
    The problem is uboot do not have a fixed memory layout as kernel. Basically it will relocate to end of DDR size and running at that memory space. Usually memory map for uboot is virt=phys and there are lots of drivers do not do address translate for dma based on this mapping. But ddr size are different on each platform. So it's hard to handle shadow offset at this scenario.
    My point is that can gcc add an option like -fasan-shadow-symbol=xxxx, here xxxx is a global variable and implementors can configure it's value based on platforms ddr size/malloc buffer size during initialize stage and this variable can be used for shadow address calculation during runtime. This may be more fitable compared than a fixed value during compile stage.  And is there any other options to help my problem?
    Waiting for your response asap.
     Thanks.



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