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ahoka
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The C23 edition of Modern C
By definition UB cannot be safe.
umanwizard
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Something can be UB according to the standard, but defined (and safe) according to a particular implementation. Lots of stuff is UB according to the C or C++ standard but does something sensible in gcc and/or clang.
Maxatar
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The definition given by the C standard allows for safe undefined behavior.
marssaxman
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this depends on your choice of definition for "safe"
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