Comment by dietr1ch
1 year ago
Wow, I didn't expect `c_str()` to write at all. I knew that C++ was wild before C++57, but before C++ is insane.
Thanks for the explanation!
1 year ago
Wow, I didn't expect `c_str()` to write at all. I knew that C++ was wild before C++57, but before C++ is insane.
Thanks for the explanation!
I don't think any implementation ever did this. But it was "technically possible" as the spec didn't prevent it so you have to account for it.