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Implementation-defined without further constraining the behavior is not much better than undefined. Defining it to always error would add overhead even for pro
by leni536 5mo ago
Implementation-defined without further constraining the behavior is not much better than undefined.
Defining it to always error would add overhead even for proper aligned access on x86, as the generated code would need to explicitly check in many cases.
- eru 5mo ago> Implementation-defined without further constraining the behavior is not much better than undefined. No, it's a lot better. Because implementations have to define it.