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Not stating a limit doesn't mean there's NO limit. It means the limit is implementation defined. If the way you interpret a spec implies a requirement of infini
by mantap 7y ago
Not stating a limit doesn't mean there's NO limit. It means the limit is implementation defined. If the way you interpret a spec implies a requirement of infinite memory or infinite stack, then the way you interpret it is wrong.
- EugeneOZ 7y agoReading "MUST" when specification says "may" is also wrong.