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Martin Krischik wrote:
> The hole mentality of C/C++ programmers is just different. They spend so
> much time with the a debugger they don't have time to read standards.

It will probably not surprise you that I own the C and C++ standards,
including the 2003 revision of the latter, and refer to them constantly.

By the way, did you know that the C++ standard contains a hidden limerick?
Look at 14.7.3/7.