Disable control flow integrity for instruction dispatch #236
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Return-oriented programming (ROP) manipulates the stack to compromise control flow and execute malicious code. Recent Linux distributions such as Ubuntu enforce control-flow enforcement protection, by generating extra instructions. To avoid potential code bloating, passing "-fcf-protection=none" to GCC/Clang disables
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instruction generation, resulting in a slightly shorter instruction dispatch path.[ original ]
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