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by tialaramex
1098 days ago
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Even in the best case scenario, where this partial coverage touched everything that mattered, you are still screwed in C++ because of IFNDR ("Ill-formed, no diagnostic required" a recurring phrase in the ISO document). If what I wrote isn't a Rust program, it doesn't compile. But if what I wrote isn't a C++ program, because of IFNDR it might compile anyway, and in a whole bunch of cases it must compile anyway because the alternative would be that our fundamental understanding of mathematics is wrong (or the compiler is broken). This makes Crater runs fundamentally more powerful, even ignoring the practical problems C++ hasn't solved such as a lack of tooling. |
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