This depends very much on how well debugged the compiler is...
* gcc on llvm on Intel hardware … very unlikely to be a bug in the compiler
you’re on some less well exercized target like RISC-V … ha, you are in for so much pain
it is so much fun debugging on experimental hardware where any of (a) your program (b) the compiler (c) the actual hardware are all plausibly buggy.
oh, I forgot (d) the tool used to convert the hardware description language (used to specify the chip design ) into logic gates, used to build the hardware, is itself buggy
This depends very much on how well debugged the compiler is...
* gcc on llvm on Intel hardware … very unlikely to be a bug in the compiler
you’re on some less well exercized target like RISC-V … ha, you are in for so much pain
it is so much fun debugging on experimental hardware where any of (a) your program (b) the compiler (c) the actual hardware are all plausibly buggy.
oh, I forgot (d) the tool used to convert the hardware description language (used to specify the chip design ) into logic gates, used to build the hardware, is itself buggy