Unexplained crashes. ⊡ Occasional data loss during network issues. 16 None of the errors were seen in the lab.THE PROBLEMS ⊡ Memory issues – we didn’t have enough memory. ⊡ Unexplained crashes. ⊡ Occasional Unexplained crashes. ⊡ Occasional data loss during network issues. 18 None of the errors were seen in the lab.THE PROBLEMS ⊡ Memory issues – we didn’t have enough memory. ⊡ Unexplained crashes. ⊡ Occasional problems, some big and some small. 64 Let’s talk more about themPROBLEMS 65 ⊡ Unexplained crashes. ⊡ Not enough information after crash. ⊡ Occasional data loss during network issues. ⊡ Suddenly

Constructors 13 // C++20 code. std::string_view sv{nullptr}; This code compiles in C++20 and then crashes at runtime. // C++23 code. std::string_view sv{nullptr}; error: call to deleted constructor of const char* p_str = nullptr; std::string_view sv{p_str}; This code compiles in C++23 and then crashes at runtime.The standard defined a literal operator for this purpose. constexpr std::string_view

com/in/sakverma Content Credentials: Generated with Microsoft Copilothttps://www.linkedin.com/in/sakverma Crashes affect the whole VM. Lacks fault tolerance and isolation. Not interrupted by the Erlang scheduler

WSL May be helpful if you run a “Windows shop” but deploy to Linux servers and want to diagnose crashes in a familiar environment Demo in Marian & Sy’s talk: “A New Decade of Visual Studio” New post

as well • Comments • When combined with divide-and-conquer, this is very useful for debugging crashes of release builds as well as non-deterministic problems • Work backwards from the end of the section

sound?”Not life and death, but audio bugs can be dangerous ● Hearing loss ● Damaged speakers ● Crashes during live performanceI tried boost::units… …and gave up.My journey to mp-units… https://github

(simplified) *p = 0xbadf00d ➡ If the shadow byte is poisoned, ASAN runtime reports the problem and crashes the application85 2020 Victor Ciura | @ciura_victor - 2020: The Year of Sanitizers? Code Generation

Fix: managing VS2017 by tools. Still the manual definition of vs150comntools required. • Bug fix: crashes when not supported characters were dumped to terminal by logger • Bug fix: wrong executable path 377 conan Documentation, Release 1.3.3 • Bugfix: fixed trailing slash in remotes URLs producing crashes • Refactor: A big refactor has been do to options. Nested options are no longer supported, and option containing dash • Fix: manifests errors due to generated .pyc files • Bug Fix: unicode error messages crashes • Bug Fix: duplicated build of same binary package for private dependencies • Bug Fix: duplicated

Fix: managing VS2017 by tools. Still the manual definition of vs150comntools required. • Bug fix: crashes when not supported characters were dumped to terminal by logger • Bug fix: wrong executable path 401 conan Documentation, Release 1.4.5 • Bugfix: fixed trailing slash in remotes URLs producing crashes • Refactor: A big refactor has been do to options. Nested options are no longer supported, and option containing dash • Fix: manifests errors due to generated .pyc files • Bug Fix: unicode error messages crashes • Bug Fix: duplicated build of same binary package for private dependencies • Bug Fix: duplicated

Fix: managing VS2017 by tools. Still the manual definition of vs150comntools required. • Bug fix: crashes when not supported characters were dumped to terminal by logger • Bug fix: wrong executable path Changelog conan Documentation, Release 1.5.2 • Bugfix: fixed trailing slash in remotes URLs producing crashes • Refactor: A big refactor has been do to options. Nested options are no longer supported, and option containing dash • Fix: manifests errors due to generated .pyc files • Bug Fix: unicode error messages crashes • Bug Fix: duplicated build of same binary package for private dependencies • Bug Fix: duplicated