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--- Comment #2 from David Brown ---
Yes, "int x = x;" does give an unspecified value without a warning. But to me,
this looks much more like a workaround - while "int x =
__builtin_unspecified();" is clear in its intentions.
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--- Comment #1 from Marc Glisse ---
We already have
int x = x;
for one of those, no? Or just
int x;
but it tends to warn.
