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> UB abuse That baseless assertion makes no sense. UB is a property of the ISO standard and has no effect on how compiler vendors implement the language. In fa
by geezerjay 8y ago
> UB abuse
That baseless assertion makes no sense. UB is a property of the ISO standard and has no effect on how compiler vendors implement the language. In fact, UB is intended to enable vendors to be free to choose how they implement that behavior. So why do you believe that the freedom to pick how you implement something hinders any development effort?
- pjmlp 8y agoI don't know, maybe the daily CVE reports including some Linux exploits, in spite of the kernel review process and static analyzers?