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What about by default throwing an error or warning only in cases where it is "obvious"? (i.e. only in cases where the check was explicitly stated, so no macros / function boundaries / etc)

Ditto, if you have an explicit block (i.e. no macros / etc) that always causes undefined behavior, warn or throw an error by default.




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