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Compiler writers are free to make whatever intentional choices they want and document them. UB is especially nasty compared to other kinds of bugs because imple
by AlotOfReading 8mo ago
Compiler writers are free to make whatever intentional choices they want and document them. UB is especially nasty compared to other kinds of bugs because implementors can't/refuse to commit to any specific behavior, not because they've chosen the wrong behaviors.
- zephen 8mo ago> Compiler writers are free to make whatever intentional choices they want and document them. Sure, but it's unlikely it's an intentional choice to cause an infinite loop simply because your boolean function didn't return a boolean.