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mist
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Wed Jan 16 04:49:55 PST 2013
On Wednesday, 16 January 2013 at 11:50:18 UTC, bearophile wrote:
> mist:
>
>> Yes and this is the very difference between compiler and
>> static analysis tool, in my opinion. Compiler should never
>> ever reject valid use cases, it does not matter how small
>> chance of meeting those is.
>
> In most cases debugging is an inherently statistical thing
> because large programs always contain many bugs. In programming
> life you can't work with absolutes, you should look at the
> probabilities too.
Yes, I fully agree with you. That is way having a solid static
analysis tool is must for low-level language. But compiler has
different job and I like it UNIX-way.
>> Also I am not Walter and second question has probably been
>> targeted wrong :)
>
> Walter time is probably better spent elsewhere. If you have
> understood well what Walter meant, you should be able to write
> that a counterexample in that enhancement request.
No idea how well I have understood, but I'll scratch a code
example, no problem.
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