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by nothrabannosir
2761 days ago
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Undefined behaviour, in reality, means: the compiler will assume that it doesn’t happen, so whatever code path leading up to it can also (by definition) not happen and be eliminated. E.g. signed integer overflow “cannot happen” so you never need to emit code checking for it or dealing with it. That’s the real world implication of undefined behaviour. |
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