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It is awesome to find such an interesting paper/project for rigorous performance evaluation.
I have one question regarding to the randomization effect.
If programmer manually specifies some parts of memory layout of the program, like cache alignment for global struct, will stabilizer preserve the information set by the programmer? Does heap/code/stack randomization respect the setting?
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Hi,
It is awesome to find such an interesting paper/project for rigorous performance evaluation.
I have one question regarding to the randomization effect.
If programmer manually specifies some parts of memory layout of the program, like cache alignment for global struct, will stabilizer preserve the information set by the programmer? Does heap/code/stack randomization respect the setting?
Best
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: