@RichFelker Not defending GCC, but why is this a bad assumption?
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@cr1901 C provides no such guarantee, and it's completely false with any sort of reasonable ASLR or hardened pointer representations. -
@RichFelker So you're saying: { char * ptr0 = &my_global char * ptr1 = ptr0; assert(ptr0 == ptr1); } will fail? -
@cr1901 No. I'm saying int main() {printf("%p",(void*)main);} gcc foo.c ./a.out ./a.out need not print the same thing twice. -
@RichFelker Oh, inst == instance? -
@RichFelker I read inst as instruction XD -
@cr1901 Yay for 140 characters.
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