Index: lib/asan/asan_posix.cc
===================================================================
--- lib/asan/asan_posix.cc
+++ lib/asan/asan_posix.cc
@@ -44,11 +44,32 @@
   // Access at a reasonable offset above SP, or slightly below it (to account
   // for x86_64 or PowerPC redzone, ARM push of multiple registers, etc) is
   // probably a stack overflow.
+  bool IsStackAccess = addr + 512 > sp && addr < sp + 0xFFFF;
+
+#if __powerpc64__
+  // Large stack frames can be allocated with e.g.
+  //   lis r0,-10000
+  //   stdux r1,r1,r0 # store sp to [sp-10000] and update sp by -10000
+  // If the store faults then sp will not have been updated, so test above
+  // will not work, becase the fault address will be more than just "slightly"
+  // below sp.
+  if (!IsStackAccess && IsAccessibleMemoryRange(pc, 4)) {
+    unsigned inst = *(unsigned *)pc;
+    unsigned ra = (inst >> 16) & 0x1F;
+    unsigned opcd = inst >> 26;
+    unsigned xo = (inst >> 1) & 0x3FF;
+    // Check for store-with-update to r1.
+    if (ra == 1 &&
+        (opcd == 37 || opcd == 39 || opcd == 45 || opcd == 62 ||
+         (opcd == 31 && (xo == 181 || xo == 183 || xo == 247 || xo == 439))))
+      IsStackAccess = true;
+  }
+#endif // __powerpc64__
+
   // We also check si_code to filter out SEGV caused by something else other
   // then hitting the guard page or unmapped memory, like, for example,
   // unaligned memory access.
-  if (addr + 512 > sp && addr < sp + 0xFFFF &&
-      (code == si_SEGV_MAPERR || code == si_SEGV_ACCERR))
+  if (IsStackAccess && (code == si_SEGV_MAPERR || code == si_SEGV_ACCERR))
     ReportStackOverflow(pc, sp, bp, context, addr);
   else
     ReportSIGSEGV("SEGV", pc, sp, bp, context, addr);