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The C23 standard draft removes 45 instances of undefined behavior from the C language, which previously had about 100. This change aims to improve memory safety and reduce compiler disagreements. Experts note that while tools like sanitizers help, completely solving memory safety issues will likely require expensive run-time checking or formal verification in the near future.
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