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That's not the point, though. In the case of undefined behavior, a compiler doesn't have to define the behavior or even act consistently (most evident by the be
by hermitdev 9y ago
That's not the point, though. In the case of undefined behavior, a compiler doesn't have to define the behavior or even act consistently (most evident by the behavior of the compiler's optimizer).
This is entirely different than implementation defined in that a conforming compiler has to document the behavior they implement and do it consistently.