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> C standards fault. I take issue with this sentence, since it makes it sound like there's something wrong with the C standard for it, which isn't the case.
by josephcsible 4y ago
> C standards fault.
I take issue with this sentence, since it makes it sound like there's something wrong with the C standard for it, which isn't the case.
- eru 4y agoHuh? There's all kinds of things wrong with the C standard. For example, they really went overboard with the UB even for cases that should have arguably been implementation defined or just throw an error. Eg ending a non-empty source file with anything but a newline is undefined behaviour. So is not closing a string literal.