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I don't see the issue. Just let wrong code do wrong things But let it do the expected wrong thing, rather than changing the code to something unexpected.
by mschuetz 9d ago
I don't see the issue. Just let wrong code do wrong things But let it do the expected wrong thing, rather than changing the code to something unexpected.
- cryptonector 9d ago"No." <-- the C++ committee.
- Dylan16807 9d agoGood luck defining "expected" for most of the more complex cases.
- mschuetz 8d agoSeems trivial to me for infinite loops. Nothing special to specify here, they're already specced by the definition of loops.