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| | | | | This is a cross-post of an article that I wrote for the SIGPLAN blog. "Undefined Behavior" often has a bad reputation. People see it as an excuse compiler writers use to break code, or an ... | |
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| | | | | Picture this: you're sitting there, writing a compiler, when all of a sudden you have to generate assembly. You have some intermediate representation (IR) but now you have to turn virtual registers into machine registers. This is called register allocation. | |
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| | | | | So Many Bugs So, you've been programming for one month, or for ten years, and you have gotten familiar with Murphy's and Sturgeon's laws. And you are wondering if there is some way to catch all the bugs, not just spray-and-pray with regression/unit/integration/system/acceptance testing. Or you are a curious onlooker, wondering why all these programmers ... Continue reading Why Undefined Behavior Matters ? | |
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