Almost all optimisations in C/C++ compilers depend on undefined behaviour, because practically no behaviour is defined! The trick is to define behaviour, which

Almost all optimisations in C/C++ compilers depend on undefined behaviour, because practically no behaviour is defined! The trick is to define behaviour, which is what other programming languages do. E.g.: in both C# and Rust, integers have fixed sizes. A C# Int32 is equivalent to a Rust i32. Only God knows what a C/C++ "int" is. It could have 17 bits and use ternary.