I definitely use -fwrapv already. Unfortunately, there is no -fhonor-precedence-associativity switch in GCC or Clang. And I would need it in both to support all

I definitely use -fwrapv already. Unfortunately, there is no -fhonor-precedence-associativity switch in GCC or Clang. And I would need it in both to support all the systems I target. But even moreso, yes!! I would love if we had a -fsafe directive that turned undefined behavior from "do whatever is fastest" into "do whatever is most expected." I would seriously start paying $100 a year to use such a compiler -- not even joking a little. Unfortunately, as I've said, the compiler devs seem to have lost touch completely with the developers using the language and love playing these nasty games with UB. So I'm not sure how we can go about getting them to implement such a flag. And I just don't have the bandwidth to fork and maintain GCC or Clang to do it myself =(