If NMT encounters a corrupted block, it is supposed to print a report about block and corruption. This includes hex dumps from both header and corruption point, as well as corruption address. In case the footer was destroyed (buffer overflow), this should be done as two separate hex dumps.
This was introduced withJDK-8275320, and worked, but regressed in the course of a code revamp with JDK-8292071.
This was introduced with
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JDK-8275320 NMT should perform buffer overrun checks
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- Resolved
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JDK-8292071 NMT: move MallocHeader to its own header and inline header checks
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- Resolved
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