lldb behaved differently through Python in Docker than on their own Linux box. Grok 4 traced it to how address sanitizer works in each environment. They're impressed so far.
Result Traced to address sanitizer differences
“Grok 4 helped me solve a problem with inconsistent behavior in running lldb via python.”
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Running lldb through Python behaved inconsistently between Docker and their local Linux machine. They asked Grok 4 to help solve it.
Grok 4 traced the problem to differences in how address sanitizer works in the two slightly different environments. o3 hadn’t caught it, and they say they’re impressed so far.
My [tool] behaves differently in [environment A] and [environment B]. Here are the commands, versions and output from both: [paste]. List every difference between the two environments that could explain it, including compiler flags, sanitizers and library versions, and give me a quick test to confirm or rule out each one.
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