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Does not work on Windows Subsystem for Linux #55
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Not much we can do except documenting it. |
Yeah, that's the main reason I opened the issue.
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Not much we can do except documenting it.
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@abonander if you want you can try honggfuzz-rs which should work on WSL. Disclaimer: I'm the author of honggfuzz-rs. |
The underlying issue is supposedly resolved now, though one frustrated commentor seems to beg to differ: microsoft/WSL#121 (comment) I'm not getting the same error anymore, but I'm not getting useful stack backtraces either:
Edit: running in an Ubuntu server VM produces the same output so this probably has nothing to do with WSL. |
@PaulGrandperrin Tried |
Works now on WSL, so closing. |
This is a known issue:
I just figured it'd be a good idea to have some notice here to save other Windows users from having to find the answer themselves. (Maybe add a note to the README as well?)
This is the kind of error message you get:
Not very helpful, but Googling
Sanitizer CHECK failed IsOneOf
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