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Note that this is not strictly valid C: the compiler/runtime system is allowed to initialize uninitialized memory with so-called trap representations, which cau
by JoachimSchipper 15y ago
Note that this is not strictly valid C: the compiler/runtime system is allowed to initialize uninitialized memory with so-called trap representations, which cause undefined behavior on access.
Of course, it does work on pretty much every real computer.