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> - compilers already do that ( yeah, it's one of those RTFM things. See for example GCC's undefined behavior sanitizer) well, no they don't. UBSan is at run-t
by jcelerier 9y ago
> - compilers already do that ( yeah, it's one of those RTFM things. See for example GCC's undefined behavior sanitizer)
well, no they don't. UBSan is at run-time because most UB is impossible to catch at compile-time.