> It's also quite problematic, in that this tends to create a lot of reliance on non-standardized compiler behavior and quirks. While that may be a problem in

> It's also quite problematic, in that this tends to create a lot of reliance on non-standardized compiler behavior and quirks. While that may be a problem in other communities, with Rust there is a general aversion to undefined behavior. It is my belief that there will be more community pressure to fix quirks and such, and not depend upon them in general.