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### UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer
-| Compiler Flag | Supported since | Description |
-|:---------------------- |:---------------------:|:--------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `-fsanitize=undefined`
(requires `-O1` or higher) | GCC 4.9.0
Clang 3.3.0 | Enables UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer to detect undefined behavior at run time |
+| Compiler Flag | Supported since | Description |
+|:------------------------------------------------------------------------- |:-------------------------:|:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `-fsanitize=undefined` | GCC 4.9.0
Clang 3.3.0 | Enables UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer to detect undefined behavior at run time. Requires `-O1` or higher. |
+| `-fsanitize-minimal-runtime` | Clang 6.0.0 | Enables minimal UBSan runtime rather than Clang's usual libubsan library for using UBSan in production code. |
+| `-fsanitize-trap=undefined` | GCC 13.1.0 | Enables UBSan with reporting through `__builtin_trap` rather than GCC's usual libubsan runtime library. Requires `-O1` or higher. |
UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer (UBSan) is a detector of non-portable or erroneous program constructs which cause behavior which is not clearly defined in the ISO C standard. UBSan provides a large number of sub-options to enable / disable individual checks for different classes of undefined behavior. Consult the GCC[^gcc-instrumentation] and Clang[^clang-ubsan] documentation respectively for up-to-date information on supported sub-options.