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by earenndil
2444 days ago
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It is possible for a compiler to catch that particular mistake at compile-time. It's also possible for the user to provide a proof to a given compiler that a comparison function is well-formed. But I think that the parent was referring to a function that would check arbitrary comparison functions in java for correctness, without a proof, which is afaik provable impossible. |
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