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by zahlman
34 days ago
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> Here's a way weirder example: Well, yes; but when the C standard authors wrote like this, they surely had in mind "the reads could be in either order, therefore the output could display the polled values in either order". Not C++ nasal demons. And yeah, being able to say "reading is a side effect" is important when for example you interact with certain memory-mapped devices. |
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