The Kernel Address Sanitizer or KASAN is a fast and efficient memory error detector designed by developers at Google. It is heavily based on compiler optimization and has been very effective in reporting bugs in the Linux Kernel. The aim of my project is to build the NetBSD kernel with the KASAN and use it to find bugs and improve code quality in the kernel. This Sanitizer will help detect a lot of memory errors that otherwise would be hard to detect.

source: Dfly