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On Thu, 2020-02-13 at 16:54 -0800, Patricia Alfonso wrote:

> Okay, so I'll rebase onto (1) and just add the lines I need from the
> [DEMO]. Are you sure you don't want to be named as a co-developed-by
> at least?

Yeah ... it's like 3 lines of code? Don't worry about it :)

> Yeah, failing loudly does seem to be the best option here.

I just ran into that with userspace ASAN yesterday for some reason, so
yeah.

Perhaps good to tell people what to do - I couldn't actually solve the
issue I had in userspace yesterday. Here, could tell people to check the
address where it's mapped, or so?

johannes