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“Since when is failure mode being undefined a new thing?”

- C programmer




This is the same bad argument made in a sibling comment.

Undefined behavior in C is actually strictly defined: if you want to avoid undefined behavior, don't do stuff the spec specifically says results in undefined behavior, like deference a null pointer.

Writing up a set of rules to guard against undefined behavior (which is a primary job of a C developer) is simply not possible with an LLM.




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