On 08/03/2014 11:03 PM, Paolo Invernizzi wrote:
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But most yes: to me, an undefined behaviour is the situation where I've
developed the code for having 'a' in one place, and I have 'b'. If this
is not, literally undefined behaviour, I donno how I should name it.
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You could name it a bug, or a programming error. Undefined behaviour is
something specific. If a program contains undefined behaviour, this
means that a conforming implementation can generate any arbitrary behaviour.
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everything seems to work fine for a good amount of time until the
snowball comes down,
violates catastrophically the program logic and boom.
Again, in other cases, the -release program will operate as expected.
If I've grasped your point in the previous reply, yes, maybe.
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Ok. This was Johannes' point.
