[enhancement/fix] Begin to properly intergrate the hardened allocator… #5
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… to the WooKey project in the std lib. The compatibility was previously broken, and this commit is a first attempt to migrate/integrate the code. The hardened allocator (contrary to the previously used "light" one) embeds mitigations such as randomized allocation, canaries, heap consistency checks, ... This is still in "beta test and review" and is a work in progress. When everything is tested to be OK, the hardened allocator will be made as the "default" one in the project configuration files.
…calls related inline assembly.
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Merge previous PR (hardened allocator) with a bug fix on canaries handling. |
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Wait for new memory layout abstration to be completed (imacting the wmalloc_init() implementation), before merging. |
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… to the
WooKey project in the std lib. The compatibility was previously broken, and
this commit is a first attempt to migrate/integrate the code.
The hardened allocator (contrary to the previously used "light" one) embeds
mitigations such as randomized allocation, canaries, heap consistency checks,
...
This is still in "beta test and review" and is a work in progress. When everything
is tested to be OK, the hardened allocator will be made as the "default" one in
the project configuration files.