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Back when those machines existed, UB meant "the precise behaviour is not specified by the standard, the specific compiler for the specific machine chooses what
by Asooka 10mo ago
Back when those machines existed, UB meant "the precise behaviour is not specified by the standard, the specific compiler for the specific machine chooses what happens" rather than the modern "a well-formed program does not invoke UB". For what it is worth, I compile all my code with -fwrapv et. al.
- aw1621107 10mo ago> UB meant "the precise behaviour is not specified by the standard, the specific compiler for the specific machine chooses what happens" Isn't that implementation-defined behavior?