If a standard document uses C code to describe std behavior, but that C code relies on UB, may an implementation do whatever they want?
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In C and C++ std documents notes and examples are non-normative so if they contradict normative text that is a mistake or a defect
You misunderstood my tweet. I am not talking about the C or C++ standard documents.
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I'm also not talking about examples. I'm talking about standards that use C code for the (only) definition of the standardized behavior.
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If you count RFCs as standards there are probably lots more examples of this.
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