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Yeah. Back when machine architectures were churning so fast that compiler flexibility allowed portability that otherwise wouldn't have happened, UB freedom was
by jdewerd 3y ago
Yeah. Back when machine architectures were churning so fast that compiler flexibility allowed portability that otherwise wouldn't have happened, UB freedom was a net good. Now that those arbitrary architecture choices have stabilized, the good is no more, and the evil of optimization rules lawyering has replaced it. UB needs to go.