> Yes, I am pretty sure. I said "most lines of code", not "most > applications", > to indicate the density difference. If each line of code has, e.g., 1% > chance > to violate overflow rules, and 0.01% chance to violate aliasing rules, > then for 10KLOC, you have: > - probability of 63% to violate aliasing rules > - and 100% (99.99....9 with 43 nines) to violate overflow rules.
Then there are different "most"s because, if each line of code has 1% chance to violate overflow rules, "most" of them don't for reasonable definitions of "most". -- Eric Botcazou
