> god knows it probably exists if it's legal It most certainly exists, even if it's actually illegal. I mean, come on, how many are there C codebases with more

> god knows it probably exists if it's legal It most certainly exists, even if it's actually illegal. I mean, come on, how many are there C codebases with more than 10k lines that have absolutely zero UB? I've seen several C programmers who, when "wrestling the compiler" to emit some certain kind of pattern in the resulting assembly, would do bloody anything without much regard whether what they wrote was legal, or implementation-specific, or UB. "It compiles to what I want with the compiler we use today, that's all that matters. We'll probably change it in the future if it breaks".