Kamil Rytarowski <n...@gmx.com> wrote: > We've faced a problem with sanitizing part of the NetBSD userland, as we > need to use helper functions to make sanitization possible in some > narrow cases that aren't clear for sanitizers. > > The current problem is the usage of callback functions defined in > programs and executed from the internals of libc. [...] > Once a callback function is executed from the internals of libc, a > sanitized program does not know whether the arguments passed to it are > properly initialized.
Why? What makes calling from libc special? It's probably obvious to you since you've been workign on this for a while, but most of us have no clue. -uwe
