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If it's not 100% valid on 100% platforms and 100% of all future Libc revisions (which is impossible if it relies on undefined behavior and can link with differe
by electrograv 10y ago
If it's not 100% valid on 100% platforms and 100% of all future Libc revisions (which is impossible if it relies on undefined behavior and can link with different Libc versions), then it's not 100% correct and valid.
- chandlerc1024 10y agoOn at least one platform, all future libc revisions will abide by this requirement. And neither Clang nor LLVM are generating platform agnostic code. The code only has meaning for the specific platform being targeted.