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How so? I don't see the connection to undeciability.

• webkike 11y ago
  If you have undefined behaviour after an infinite loop that breaks on some condition, then that undefined behaviour will not necessarily have been triggered. Thus, no warning.
  • tamana 11y ago
    Regehr himself "disproved" Fermat's Last Theorem by abusing a non-terminating loop and over-aggressive compilers. http://blog.regehr.org/archives/140 http://blog.regehr.org/archives/140
    • webkike 11y ago
      Yes, this I a great example of the consequences of undecidability. Was taught to me in my algorithms and proofs class