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Well, with C language it's pretty much the same. You are supposed to "just" never write (or rather, most of the time, to just not execute) anything that is UB.
by Joker_vD 4mo ago
Well, with C language it's pretty much the same. You are supposed to "just" never write (or rather, most of the time, to just not execute) anything that is UB. And lots and lots of people to this day continue to believe that can do this (most of the time, they're wrong).
- eqvinox 4mo agoUB (specified to be undefined) and 'plain' unspecified are not the same thing.
- 1718627440 4mo agoAnd when they actually write code in the C dialect of there compiler or check the assembly, this is fine.