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|`poison_heap`|`true`| If `true`, poison the heap memory on allocation and deallocation. `false` is useful for benchmarking the allocator or instrumentator.|
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|`poison_partial`|`true`| If `true`, poison partially addressable 8-byte aligned words. This flag affects heap and global buffers, but not stack buffers.|
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|`print_cmdline`|`false`| Print the command line on crash. With `continue_on_error` set >= 1, prints the current working directory and is `UTF-16` aware.|
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|`print_legend`|`true`| If `true`, print the shadow memory map legend to accompany the ASan report. |
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|`print_stats`|`false`| If `true`, print allocator stats after printing ASan report. |
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|`print_summary`|`true`| If `false`, disables showing error summaries that accompany error reports.|
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|`quarantine_size_mb`| -1 | Size (in Mb) of quarantine used to detect `use-after-free` errors. A lower value may increase the chance of false negatives.|
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|`redzone`| 16 | Minimum size (in bytes) of redzones around heap objects. Requirement: `redzone >= 16` and must be a power of two.|
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