[DevASAN][DevMSAN] Use abort instead of exit when in error #19085
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Hi @intel/llvm-gatekeepers , this PR is ready to merge, thanks. |
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When we try to exit the problem when reporting the error, the
exit(1)could cause hangs in SYCL runtime because it skips some processes before the SYCL shutdown process in atexit stage. Theabort()is more accurate here because it would stop the whole process right away, and no more SYCL shutdown process with the unstable, early exited program.