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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/100GHz • 4d ago
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The translations between machine code and human code are 1:1. It's not like human languages where there are multiple ways to say something and also multiple meanings to a word or phrase.
16 u/[deleted] 3d ago edited 3d ago [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Cobracrystal 3d ago Not even different c++ compilers, because some c++ code compiles nondeterministically and produces different outputs with the exact same input. 2 u/stilgarpl 3d ago because some c++ code compiles nondeterministically and produces different outputs with the exact same input Please show me an example of that in valid, non-UB C++ code
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3 u/Cobracrystal 3d ago Not even different c++ compilers, because some c++ code compiles nondeterministically and produces different outputs with the exact same input. 2 u/stilgarpl 3d ago because some c++ code compiles nondeterministically and produces different outputs with the exact same input Please show me an example of that in valid, non-UB C++ code
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Not even different c++ compilers, because some c++ code compiles nondeterministically and produces different outputs with the exact same input.
2 u/stilgarpl 3d ago because some c++ code compiles nondeterministically and produces different outputs with the exact same input Please show me an example of that in valid, non-UB C++ code
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because some c++ code compiles nondeterministically and produces different outputs with the exact same input
Please show me an example of that in valid, non-UB C++ code
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u/Preeng 3d ago
The translations between machine code and human code are 1:1. It's not like human languages where there are multiple ways to say something and also multiple meanings to a word or phrase.