zstd: Disable extended memory copies (amd64)#644
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Using longer memory copies leads to rare, random crashes with fuzz testing. It is therefore disabled for now.
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BTW, do you think it would be easy to overallocate buffers? I mean make sure we have always a few spare bytes to always use the fast copy routine. |
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@WojciechMula #645 may be the real crash. We don't control all allocs, and if a destination buffer is provided we don't really want to reallocate just to have a few extra bytes. For now |
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Using longer memory copies leads to rare, random crashes with fuzz testing.
It is therefore disabled for now.