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by dwattttt
440 days ago
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No: the language defined that e.g. a NonZeroU8 can't contain 0, and the only way it could is via illegal means. You don't need a formal proof to describe that. To try to characterise what any compiler, hypothetical or not, does if you nonetheless produce one (again, via means that aren't valid) isn't meaningful. |
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