>
> You _may_ be able to ask your compiler through a high level of -O to try
> and optimize ignoring the standard so long as it produces "equivalent
> output code," but I don't see any real added benefit from the compiler
> trying to outsmart the specification.
>
If the compiler did that, it couldn't be called a 'C' compiler. The
behavior must be (is) pre-defined in order to be useful.
-Mike
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