> So his real argument is with the C committee for not defining these things the way he wants them.
To some extent yes. But if you take it to that extreme – where you really have to understand the standard at the language lawyer level –, C becomes an unreasonably complicated language where you can only trust experts to have a deep enough understanding to write correct code.
To some extent yes. But if you take it to that extreme – where you really have to understand the standard at the language lawyer level –, C becomes an unreasonably complicated language where you can only trust experts to have a deep enough understanding to write correct code.