Fix for sanitizer's initialization-order-fiasco - #891
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Another fix related to bbuchfink#877. This one is in the construction of the matrices for blosum and pam. We fix the undefined behavior by creating static methods to construct on first use. AddressSanitizer: initialization-order-fiasco src/basic/basic.cpp:281:16 in Reduction::Reduction(char const*) located 3912 bytes inside of global variable 'Stats::blosum62' defined in 'src/stats/matrices/blosum62.cpp:25' of size 10344
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Sorry for the delay, important deadline. |
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Ok no problem. I'm going to keep this code for SPEC CPU since I know it already works, and we have passed Step 4. Thanks! |
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Another fix related to #877. This one is in the construction of the matrices for blosum and pam. We fix the undefined behavior by creating static methods to construct on first use.