Sure, but having nuclear reactors != having nuclear weapons. There are two ways to make nuclear weapons: enrichment and harvesting plutonium from reactors designed to make it. Enrichment is almost certainly not going to…
I assume that exploit is used in the sense of "takes advantage of" (eg. clang exploits signed overflow UB to omit this loop check) It's useful to know which compilers are taking advantage of which UB, so when you're…
Sure, but having nuclear reactors != having nuclear weapons. There are two ways to make nuclear weapons: enrichment and harvesting plutonium from reactors designed to make it. Enrichment is almost certainly not going to…
I assume that exploit is used in the sense of "takes advantage of" (eg. clang exploits signed overflow UB to omit this loop check) It's useful to know which compilers are taking advantage of which UB, so when you're…