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Memory leak #25531
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Without symbolic names the output isn't that useful if you built from source. That said, it's not unexpected for tools like msan and valgrind to complain because Node.js doesn't free memory on exit (because what's the point - the OS reclaims it anyway.) |
We do a lot more cleanup since Node 10, btw, so knowing which version you’re building might also help. There are also 1 or 2 “valid” memory leaks in the valgrind suppression file listed in #25498, if you want to compare. |
Thanks @addaleax for taking a look into this. |
@RootUp Can you provide e.g. steps to reproduce? Or, like @bnoordhuis said, symbolic names (e.g. a copy of the |
Sure. Steps to reproduce
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We don't have an autogen.sh script. Neither does the binary print that "Ctrl+C or Ctrl+D to exit" message. Where did you get your copy of node from? |
@bnoordhuis this was just an example, to reproduce the issue here are the exact steps:
Once you are in node terminal press |
Hi Team,
Summary
I have build node.js using AFL integrated ASAN in ubuntu 16.04 LTS and while executing the node program multiple memory leaks were observed, also please find attached .txt file to view full direct leak.
ASAN
node.txt
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