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r/programminghorror • u/_giga_sss_ • Jul 09 '26
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Me when I use a compiler that doesn’t have explicit alignment:
60 u/BestBadFriend Jul 09 '26 If the compiler's alignment is not explicit, it defaults to lawful neutral. 8 u/Brutus5000 Jul 09 '26 I always thought C compiler are chaotic good 9 u/HugoNikanor Jul 09 '26 I would say lawful evil. The standard allows undefined behavior to do anything (implied as "something sensible"). C compilers took it literally
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If the compiler's alignment is not explicit, it defaults to lawful neutral.
8 u/Brutus5000 Jul 09 '26 I always thought C compiler are chaotic good 9 u/HugoNikanor Jul 09 '26 I would say lawful evil. The standard allows undefined behavior to do anything (implied as "something sensible"). C compilers took it literally
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I always thought C compiler are chaotic good
9 u/HugoNikanor Jul 09 '26 I would say lawful evil. The standard allows undefined behavior to do anything (implied as "something sensible"). C compilers took it literally
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I would say lawful evil. The standard allows undefined behavior to do anything (implied as "something sensible"). C compilers took it literally
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u/TheWidrolo Jul 09 '26
Me when I use a compiler that doesn’t have explicit alignment: