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The point is that the C standard does guarantee that the function returns 1 if the program is a valid C program - which means there is no UB. For example: If t
by atq2119 2y ago
The point is that the C standard does guarantee that the function returns 1 if the program is a valid C program - which means there is no UB.
For example: If the oracle function returns an invalid pointer, then dereferencing that pointer is UB, and therefore the program isn't a valid C program.