Re:GCC 6.1 Released
by necessity on Wednesday April 27, 2016 @10:11AM
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If it's undefined behavior according to the standard then it's following the standard.
You know of course there is a trade-off between the possibility of optimization and strict compliance to a standard with zero or very little undefined behavior.
It's wrong to say C is "lost" because of these characteristics. It might not be a good fit for what you want to do, then use whatever you think is best. Just as Rust might be better than C for some cases, the reverse is true for others.
You know of course there is a trade-off between the possibility of optimization and strict compliance to a standard with zero or very little undefined behavior.
It's wrong to say C is "lost" because of these characteristics. It might not be a good fit for what you want to do, then use whatever you think is best. Just as Rust might be better than C for some cases, the reverse is true for others.