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"No diagnostic required" indicates that some phraseology is ill-formed according to the language rules, but a compiler need not issue any diagnostic or error message. Usually, the reason is that trying to detect these situations would result in prohibitively long compile times. | "No diagnostic required" indicates that some phraseology is ill-formed according to the language rules, but a compiler need not issue any diagnostic or error message. Usually, the reason is that trying to detect these situations would result in prohibitively long compile times. | ||
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Revision as of 07:44, 29 November 2021
"No diagnostic required" indicates that some phraseology is ill-formed according to the language rules, but a compiler need not issue any diagnostic or error message. Usually, the reason is that trying to detect these situations would result in prohibitively long compile times.
If such a program is executed, the behavior is undefined.
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