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HeapMon: a Low Overhead, Automatic, and Programmable Memory Bug Detector

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Figure 2.1: State transition diagram for each word.
Table 2.1: Legal requests and illegal requests (detectable bugs) for each state.
Figure 2.2: Bug example where there is an access to an unallocated location (a), and a read to anuninitialized location (b).
Figure 3.1: Hardware support for HeapMon is shown in shaded region enclosed withsolid boxes.
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